Sentence examples for invariably amiable from inspiring English sources

At a club where the actions of Mike Ashley, the owner, and Joe Kinnear, the director of football, sometimes lack a certain class, the manager's creditably balanced, invariably amiable, public comments and appearances have regularly deflected attention from problems behind the scenes.

He was invariably courteous, amiable, and easy to approach, and paid close attention to the cultivation of young scientists and physicians.

Universally called by his last name by friends and fans alike, Moody was warm and amiable, invariably greeting acquaintances with a hug and a kiss on the cheek.

Whereas the Olympic-medal table tends to reflect the global pecking order with the United States invariably at the top in football the Americans are amiable also-rans, last time beaten by Iran.

I'm a sucker for lines like "He had numerous stories of recent adventure and suffering — specifically, his adventures and other people's suffering, almost invariably connected — that he told with the air of an amiable ghoul".

How amiable.

Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.

The staff is amiable.

The split was amiable.

Service: Amiable if haphazard.

An amiable young policewoman appeared.