Sentence examples for especially amiable from inspiring English sources

He almost always had a beaming smile, one made especially amiable by a slightly crooked tooth.

That performance went rather well, with the only discouraging words coming from Brahms himself, who described the new symphony as "long and not especially amiable".

Hewitt fell temporarily from network grace in 1964, when he lost out in a not especially amiable power struggle with Fred W. Friendly, the then president of CBS News.

Trump's remarks Thursday to reporters at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, came as he engaged in an especially amiable meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Not even Mr. Aimard could make the Fantasy anything more than amiable, especially next to the Études' magnificent severity.

On July 28, the amiable and not especially discerning host delivered a homily about how he had taught his children the Bible's admonitions about love and tolerance.

Noel's amiable bellow made his songs, especially "Don't Look Back in Anger," more agreeable, but he also barely shook a limb while rocking.

Among his well-observed male characters, Shanahan's old cronies at Delaney's bar are an amiable bunch to hang out with - especially when Delaney has a pot of Irish stew on the stove and a Cubs game on television.

(Devin E. Haqq's brutishly amiable Catesby is particularly effective).

Intelligent idealists who are also psychopaths might find comfort in a fictional role model - especially one created by a novelist famous for castigating that "amiable dunce" Ronald Reagan: the president who prosecuted the CIA's secret war in Afghanistan.

Many hunters, especially those who use dogs, believe Sunday hunting would damage the amiable relationship they enjoy with landowners".