Sentence examples for less than amiable from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

After receiving some less-than-amiable feedback, Eames cut back what he was asking for, and got a response from Manchester resident Charley Mantack.

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Less Than Jake.

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.

However, the Los Angeles Times felt she "deftly handles a part that is less amiable than usual for her" and The New York Times found her "superbly speeded-up".

Even with a glass of wine, a pleasant evening on the shoreline at this amiable spot can cost less than $40 a head.