Sentence examples for be amiable to from inspiring English sources

Tucker Carlson is none too happy about the news Trump would be amiable to a DACA deal, saying "What was the point of running for president?" [HuffPost] [Tweet | Share on Facebook].

Of this be mindful: Be amiable to go wherever your following Him sends you: while thinking so that you can bend in the wind of God's will, but when thinking is set and one is not learning then the will and activities are stiff and can not yield to the good of others and to God's will.

She can be curt and hard-boiled ("From where in your brain are you getting this?"), yet is amiable to compliant and complimentary callers ("I appreciate your wisdom").

His ties to Mr. Seidenberg and other Verizon directors are said to be amiable, people close to the company said.

It is clear MICHAEL is trying to be amiable and non-threatening to the officer.

Equal measure music hall extravaganza, purposefully bad jokes and theatrical trompe l'oeil, the production aims to be amiable festive season entertainment with occasional nods to the right-now folded in.

Since especially when you have the same friends—it's impossible to avoid someone altogether, remember to be amiable whenever you do run into him but without being overly intimate.

It does not take an incredible effort to be amiable.

Though Alex Salmond has said repeatedly that he expects the negotiations to be amiable, divorces seldom are – however well-intentioned the parties are when they set out.

You want the conversation to be amiable, lulling, like a Turkish bath, until there's only the sound of the scissors.

And like all employees, contractors need to be amiable, collegial, and professional while on the job.