Sentence examples for extremely amiable from inspiring English sources
Off-screen persona: Suave, sardonic, sexy... and an extremely amiable and self-effacing fellow.
He is so lovably himself: a little corny, extremely amiable, a friendly pop genius.
Sometimes students come to the rehearsal room talking about "trust" and "creative collaboration" as if it was some extremely amiable thing… Really, we argue a lot.
When he talks about other things, he shows himself to be a polite, diffident, hopeful, well-brought-up, extremely amiable, and sometimes naïve but generally discerning young man just emerging from adolescence.
Personally he is an exceedingly amiable and affable man.
Armitage comes across as a profoundly amiable bloke with an extremely entertaining ability to dissect his own airs and graces.
On boarding a train that will take her home to get married, she's befriended by Miss Froy (May Whitty), an amiable governess, who promptly disappears in extremely mysterious circumstances.
Harrison was an extremely popular figure in the SF world, renowned for being amiable, outspoken and endlessly amusing.
Faced with an extremely friendly face – Ben is an admitted Labour voter, and had burbled in most amiable terms about Corbyn's "unpolished… approachable" appeal to younger Labourites, Jeremy still chose the path of most resistance.
Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.
