Sentence examples for an affable kind from inspiring English sources
HitchBOT made it safe and sound, but to be fair he was traveling across the country with perhaps the best reputation for an affable, kind citizenry in existence.
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Low brows indicate an affable, informal kind of guy.
Barrett is 33, an affable, lanky redhead with the kind of skin that blushes easily, although he seems to have little truck with embarrassment; it's rather as though his complexion, like his antenna as a writer, picks up on every drift and stir in an atmosphere.
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Mr. West, an affable 62-year-old Missourian, is not that kind of boss.
A playwright, screenwriter and director ("Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium"), Mr. Helm is an affable presence, ready with encouraging bursts of enthusiasm: "That's kind of a lovely thing you just said".
He's an affable if mordant raconteur, and his concerts can feel like a kind of seminar in themselves.
He was an affable, sociable boy whose directness was of the easy and not the exacting kind.
