Sentence examples for as a very amiable from inspiring English sources

Film fans may wonder what happened to Saul Bass (a fleeting Wallace Langham), whose key role is sidelined in favour of a parade of lively and often entertaining thumbnail sketches of the great and the good of Hollywood: Michael Stuhlbarg as Lew Wasserman, Ralph Macchio as Joseph Stefano and Scarlett Johansson as a very amiable Janet Leigh.

M. Dior came over with his dresses and was generally credited with having made a very amiable Anglo-French gesture, as the proceeds from the event are to go toward the founding of a museum of costumes in London, which has never had a ything of the kind.

"He was always a very amiable kid," he said.

"I can't see his features," she said, "He's just a very amiable sponge".

They are all a "very amiable and very insipid sort of young men".

Mr Wells's final analysis remains unchanged: 'He's a buffoon - though a very amiable one".

To be fair to Caroline she is a very amiable travelling companion.

Scott, anonymously reviewing one of his later books in The Quarterly Review called his protagonist "a very amiable and very insipid sort of young man" – in private he referred to him as a "sneaking piece of imbecility".

"Billy's a very persuasive person," Weller smiles, "a very amiable, likeable person, and he's genuine, very into what he does.

"He was a good all-rounder and seemed like a very amiable person, that's how he came across [when commentating].

Pelosi: We had a very amiable conversation.