Sentence examples for an amiable sort from inspiring English sources

Ernie Els, an amiable sort in almost all circumstances, said: "The 7th is always unplayable, so I guess the majority of the field is going to make four there, which is ridiculous".

A chatty, amiable sort, she has been active in interviews and pre-Tony promotional events.

He seems an amiable kind of a bloke.

As a rule, it is not until we see comedians on the defensive that we realize how much of their usual shtick, even of the amiable sort, has been grounded in offense.

The Seekers seem like amiable sorts: "Be careful," one says calmy as Melanie dodges them.

The Dream Team (1989) was an amiable romp - a sort of One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest lite - in which four patients from a psychiatric hospital are let loose in New York city.

Hiaasen has characterized the state's weirdness as "sort of an amiable depravity" and says that "Florida has always been a magnet for outlaws and scoundrels, and sort of a predatory element".

What we have instead is an amiable public exercise in the sort of soul-searching sure to befall anyone approaching a milestone birthday haunted by specters of unfulfilled ambitions.

When Sampras came along (yesterday was the 12th anniversary of his first victory at the Open), he was sort of an amiable St. Bernard following in the footsteps of the feisty terriers, McEnroe and Connors.

It was often suggested to Kossoff that as an amiable countryside oaf, Alf was hardly the sort of part that gave full rein to his powers.

An old place, administered by an amiable, austere, bespectacled woman.