Sentence examples for as affable as from inspiring English sources

Mr. Scheele, 58, is as affable as Mr. Thursfield is reserved.

The landlord, Shane, is a constant presence behind the bar and as affable as you could wish.

"I'm not as affable as people think I am," Brydon says in the first episode, before cheating on his wife.

I'm not as affable as people think…" So gabbles Rob Brydon, over a plate of pasta, to Steve Coogan in the first episode of The Trip to Italy.

With soft black rubber handles in shapes as affable as Tim Allen, the Good Grips tools are sold in housewares stores like Linens 'n Things, not far from the Good Grips spatulas and pasta accessories.

As affable as he remained throughout the following four years of football chaos, the demise of Voss as coach had a tragic kind of inevitability to it once the Fevola deal had gone through, the Lions legend never quite regaining the lost ground.

Mills is as affable and outgoing as a best man at a wedding.

Tough as he is, though, Mr. Fox, 48, is also considered as affable and charming as anyone in New Jersey politics.

Kara Swisher, reporting just a few months ago that Mason was on the verge of being fired, characterized him as "thoughtful and affable" as well as "the heart and soul of Groupon's quirky culture and innovative product strategy".

Affable as well as self-deprecating, Damon brushes off speculation that he might win the Best Actor prize, although he took home a Golden Globe a few weeks ago.

But the story of his rocky though successful rise from television bit player to NBC's smash hit "E.R.," and, most recently, to movie stardom, reveals an actor who can be as confrontational as he is affable, as tough as he is thin-skinned, who often really did do it his way.