Sentence examples for an affable sort from inspiring English sources

But in conversation Mr. Jefferies, 35, is an affable sort with an easy laugh.

There at the Pantages, I found Petty immensely appealing and, at first blush, for someone so talented and famous, an affable sort.

Mr Hunt, who used to look after media and sport, is a free-market apostle and an affable sort with the rare ability to persuade people to tolerate policies with which they strongly disagree.

But they also brought aggressive business practices and extreme insularity that disturbed many (though not all) of the mostly Lutheran inhabitants, whose culture called for an affable sort of neighborliness.

I'm looking at secrets – of the Vatican, briefly, but first Secrets of Bones (BBC4), with Ben Garrod, an affable sort of chap you could easily imagine having a pint with.

An affable sort, with an adventurous spirit, Lloyd-Weston was also up for the challenge of learning a new language and experiencing a different football culture.

Whereas mine is a clumsy but affable sort of stupid thing that I've got a sort of affection for". For other songs on "The Impossible Bird," Lowe stuck to the principle that they should be about "everybody" and not just about recent sad times in his own life.

"We all love him -- terrifically affable sort of chap -- but capable of doing enormous damage".

Nadhim Zahawi, the Tory MP for the plum seat of Stratford-upon-Avon, is of the blokeishly affable sort.

Filmtracks.com described "Something There" as an "affable" song.

Low brows indicate an affable, informal kind of guy.