Sentence examples for her amenable from inspiring English sources

Ms. McCarthy said her background as a nurse made her amenable to restoring someone's rights, "if they could prove they are no longer mentally ill".

In his stand-up act, Cosby recounts the story of being 13 years old and learning that slipping Spanish fly into the drink of a girl called "Crazy Mary" would make her amenable to less-than-honorable advances.

PHOTOS: Unexpected musical collaborations There's little bitterness, however, evident in her amenable demeanor.

Kristeva's connection to feminist thought is also unsettled and volatile, although her focus on questions pertaining to language, femininity, and the maternal body has made her work amenable to feminist interest and development.

She was relieved when Dr. Greenberg told her not to worry about the cellulite on the back of her legs and amenable to his suggestion that she come to his office to discuss the nose job she was considering.

With her first serve amenable and the second too slow and intensely vulnerable, Kerber was 4-1 down before she settled.

"Vespertine," released at the end of the long-ago summer of 2001, was a homecoming of a different kind — a swerve toward a more intimate, chamber-music style of performance, without any of the heavy beats that had made her earlier music amenable to clubgoers.

Stein acknowledges that her supporters are amenable to the goals of the Democrats to varying degrees, and that many will vote for the party in close elections.

Aside from being the only home her young children have ever known, the house in Mastic Beach has wide entryways that have made it amenable for her son.

The PSB were amenable to her autograph requests for Lynda's stepdaughter Leonie ("L-E-O-N-I-E," spelt Lynda, carefully, for Neil).

Republicans, who appreciated the tax cuts, were generally amenable to her social programs like expanded health insurance for children; Democrats said she had done little beyond happening upon a booming economy and allowing the state's debt burden to escalate.