Sentence examples for most amiable from inspiring English sources

He survived to become the most amiable of eccentrics.

As he demonstrated in "Great Plains," Frazier is the most amiable of obsessives.

Still, she is the most amiable of self-lacerators, seemingly always grateful for the attention.

Mr. Brush is not in his most amiable mood that night.

And with the audience, too, which was regularly invited to that most amiable social exchange, a sing-along.

The response from this most amiable and unassuming 25-year-old included two fingers thrust unambiguously toward his tormentors.

The clients Hutchinson cherished most were amiable rogues, Robin Hoods who prosecuted class warfare on his behalf.

The interviews are amiable — most in the boy-meets-Hemi, boy-falls-in-love genre — but the true stars are the hot rides photographed by Michael Alan Ross.

Watching The Girl it struck me that Toby Jones, while being one of Britain's most skilful and amiable character actors, does have a habit of coming second.

Fourteen years after Lassalle's death Bismarck said of him, "He was one of the most intelligent and amiable men I have ever associated with, a man of great ambition and by no means a republican".

To whatever Professor Lax applied, he made himself completely master of it...[a] most excellent and amiable man".