Sentence examples for in amiable from inspiring English sources

"You can't get an opera out of 'Little Women' -- you'd drown in amiable events.

They see their parents getting divorced; they occasionally hear their divorced parents talking to each other in amiable fashion.

The term "Aframerican," which McKay used to refer to black people in the Western Hemisphere, also appeared in "Amiable".

The words, spoken in amiable Canadian cadences, drift across the near-silent library, but nobody looks up.

Together, though in amiable rivalry, the two men defeated the tyranny of numbers.The first integrated circuits, with their mere tens of components, met some scepticism.

(Come to think of it — and "Mapping" affords nothing if not time to think — a litter box is a stirring emblem of nature in amiable accord with culture).

"Carter has put in more amiable sofa time with more despots than anyone," a commentator sneered in print last week.

I'd certainly rather spend a couple of hours in its amiable company than be trapped in the torturous web that is "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark".

He seemed a little unsteady in his movements, but he was in an amiable mood, and told me that he wanted me to get to know him better.

With every season in which the assembled fashion industry enjoys the spectacle of Anna Wintour engaged in an amiable front-row chat with David Beckham, another nail is struck in the coffin of the ex-Spice-Girl tag.

He was in no mood to offer hostages to fortune, remarking in that amiable manner of his that his only experience of Lens was with the Swedish Olympic team in the late 1980s.