Sentence examples for never amenable to from inspiring English sources

Such visitors don't have to meet with the President and are never amenable to state attention or graces.

Certain types of jobs will never be amenable to telecommuting.

Truly feral cats will never be amenable to living with humans.

For a while, I had a cat, which never seemed amenable to the practice.

Others felt the system would never be amenable to internal reform.

Most remarkably it has allowed us to reconstruct the biology of diverse life forms, such as the syphilis pathogen [ 8], the malarial parasite [ 9] or the diverse uncultivable microorganisms [ 10], which were never too amenable to classical experimentation.

It turned out that the Sea of Japan, never hard to cross, was amenable to rubber rafts.

Obama has never given any indication that he would be amenable to "the platinum option," but White House spokesman Jay Carney refused to rule it out in a press conference earlier this week.

Coley's experience with drug treatment suggests that he'll be amenable to the intervention, but I'd never spoil the suspense and give away whether he consents to mend his ways — or walks out.

quite amenable to my insistence the next day that I never have to see this doctor ever again and that I be assigned to a pulmonologist.

These serendipitous discoveries, not in the original string manifesto, are amenable to experimental test in the shorter term but would never have happened if the stop-string-theory critics had had their way.