Sentence examples for less amiable from inspiring English sources

Room for improvement: The conmen were a lot less amiable in real life.

Named Silence (if only!), and played with glowering ferocity by Birgit Huppuch, this figure is distinctly less amiable company.

Concede him the pellicules with a smile, Macron's manner implied, and you will have a more or less amiable partner to work with.

But if you go back to the early 70s he was much less amiable and had a bit of a harder edge to him.

The meeting with the PRD was less amiable: Manuel Lopez Obrador, its head, said, "You can't talk of a friendly relationship when Mexicans' human rights are being violated in the United States".

At least one reader was moved to write the magazine in mock admiration of Lapham's "ability to travel in time," while others posted less amiable remarks on assorted blogs, comparing Lapham to Jayson Blair, Stephen Glass, and other fabulists.

But there were signs that the parting of the ways was less than amiable.

Strahan phoned Barber and their exchange was apparently less than amiable.

To judge from her student evaluations, she was less an amiable mediocrity than a controversial iconoclast, striking some as a master teacher and others as an incoherent mess.

Perhaps he was revealing his belief that, because of his less than amiable relationship with the Garden chairman, James L. Dolan, he might have been fired if the Knicks had struggled under him as they have under Don Chaney, who was an assistant under Van Gundy.

But lately, under Maduro and his late predecessor Hugo Chavez, relations between the countries have been less than amiable.