Sentence examples similar to an affable remark from inspiring English sources
IT MIGHT have seemed like a cheeky remark from an affable ageing president when, on July 9th, Lee Teng-hui, Taiwan's first democratically elected leader, mentioned in a radio interview that future relations between the island and mainland China should be conducted on a "special state-to-state basis".
One day while I was driving around the city with Fridoun, an affable twenty-three-year-old medical student, I remarked that he was born just about the time that the war against the Communists began — the jihad that was followed by civil war.
One day while I was driving around the city with Fridoun, an affable twenty-three-year-old medical student, I remarked that he was born just about the time that the war against the Communists began the jihad that was followed by civil war.
Golovkin is an affable destroyer.
Mr. Piano, an affable man, was philosophical.
Ricky's an affable yet unexciting bloke.
That or just an affable author and very good sport.
Mr. Catsimatidis, an affable man, is good at that.
