Sentence examples for far from amiable from inspiring English sources
Seeking release in research in a Norfolk graveyard, she encounters a 19th-century tombstone inscribed to an "amiable and beloved son", subtly underlining the constant, nagging connection between the two narratives: the terror that her own lost child, like his 200-year-old shadow, will also die young, still beloved though far from amiable.
Meanwhile, Perez Hilton cites a source who claims the split was far from amiable, noting that things did "not end well" for the Hollywood pair.
Marlin Fitzwater, who was President Bush's spokesman, says that in the late 1980's and early 90's, when he saw the Bush children young George was amiable, but far from political.
"Bartenders," directed by Janis Powell, is an amiable show but far from exceptional.
His personality goes from amiable to insolent.
Service was standout, from amiable bartenders to focused waiters.
But Scot Myles MacInnes's debut is a far more amiable album than its fists-in-the-air title suggests.
He is a far more amiable gentleman than Mr. Maliki, and doesn't appear to be emotionally distressed when he is in the company of Americans.
Does he want to change his image from amiable reformer to something else?
We are now in the city of Monstropolis, a sunlit Gotham, far from the suburbia of Buzz Lightyear, populated by amiable monsters of all sizes.
