Sentence examples for once approachable from inspiring English sources

Cynthia Enloe, author of numerous books on women and international relations (indeed, I consider her the grandmother of feminist IR), writes in an easy, snappy, funny style that is at once approachable and deep.

From June , 1998- February, 2004, these cherished heroines were at once approachable, smart, hilarious, insightful, brutally honest and self-effacing.

Both "Their Satanic Majesties Request" and "Self Portrait" are at once more approachable and more fallible, showing artists still capable of greatness but briefly unable (or unwilling) to attain it.

More approachable, once they appear from within the cart, are the broad, sauce-splashed snippets of steamed rice noodles called cheung fun ($1.50).

At once smart and approachable, The Perpetual Now is an inspiring story of human resilience and scientific progress, a reminder that great triumphs are often borne of great tragedies.

As president Mr. Mandela could be surprisingly approachable — he once allowed me, the New York Times correspondent in South Africa at the time, to shadow him during a day of his presidency, something I can scarcely imagine an American president allowing.

When she appeared, in the first of a dozen spangled leotards and flanked by a battalion of dancers, she instantly got the crowd onside by commanding, "If you're proud of who you are and where you're from, say: 'I slay'!" Seeming at once imperious and near-approachable is her speciality.

Because Dennett is an approachable, kind man, once his lecture finished I proposed accompanying him to his lunch appointment and asking a few questions en route.

These days the tax man is much more approachable and helpful than they once were.

He would swing into Crook's Corner, a legendary Southern restaurant, for an order of fried oysters to go, talking to anyone around and looking like the polished but approachable Democratic presidential candidate he once was.

Maria Cristina Pritelli's illustrations, at once painterly and panoramic, are also intimate and approachable, as if Tintin had been dropped into the tableaus of an 18th-century seascape painter.