Sentence examples for more amiable from inspiring English sources

Sudan's vile government and Oman's more amiable one have also both been rattled by protests.

For an aficionado of civil disobedience, Mr. Crow comes across as more amiable than combative.

But at its best it can transport you into a more amiable world.

Griffey was far more amiable than he had been in recent years.

It's made more amiable than it might have been by some decent performances, especially Gyllenhaal's.

The slightly more amiable George Baines Harvey Keitell) obtains it and cuts Ada a deal.

But "Don Quixote" can, and should, be more than amiable.

Not even Mr. Aimard could make the Fantasy anything more than amiable, especially next to the Études' magnificent severity.

If I made a sexist joke now and then, it should be understood as nothing more than amiable joshing at feminist earnestness.

And in the romantic leads, Patrick Wilson (late of "The Full Monty") and Josefina Gabrielle, in a reprise of her London role, seem more like amiable kissin' cousins than erotic soulmates.

Cocker's corvids are more nearly amiable; the beauty of their wheelings and flockings might take him out of himself, but at the end of each day they reliably lead him home.