Sentence examples for an affable nature from inspiring English sources
He is a ruddy-faced, thick-chested, 62-year-old German with an affable nature and the neatly trimmed mustache of a Prussian burgher.
Today, Mr. Bush did not speak at any of the funeral ceremonies, but said through his spokesman, Ari Fleischer, that even though he and Mr. Moakley did not always agree, Mr. Moakley "always brought a human touch, an affable nature to the business of Congress and to his relations with the White House".
This breed boasts exceptional characteristics which have been acquired through centuries, such as adaptability to the harsh mountain climate, good conversion of roughage, fecundity, an affable nature and loyalty to its home range.
Mr. Wilson's boyish-looking Hal is an unassuming fellow whose affable nature gradually turns steelier as his sense of purpose grows.
Gill was already known to many in Lexington for his work at the restaurant, in part because in 2016 the local paper, the Herald-Leader, wrote a feature about his affable nature and work ethic.
But perhaps the most remarkable passage of play came when the Bucks exploited JR Smith's affable nature for an easy dunk in the second quarter.
After building a big third-quarter lead against the defending NBA champions, the Milwaukee Bucks poured it on in the fourth as they stunned the Cavaliers 118-101 on Tuesday night But perhaps the most remarkable passage of play came when the Bucks exploited JR Smith's affable nature for an easy dunk in the second quarter.
One of the more well-liked women on the tour — Maria Sharapova called her "one of the best professionals," a nod to her sportsmanship and affable nature — Clijsters has long owned a sense of perspective.
Along the way, the reader meets a local clergyman, Henry Whitehead, whose affable nature is in contrast to that of the more stoic John Snow.
Central to McIlroy's broad appeal are his humble roots in Holywood, a town outside Belfast, and his affable nature.
He also said that the affable nature of Sanjay was a plus during film making.
