Sentence examples for pretty amenable to from inspiring English sources
The Coachella audience is pretty amenable to the idea - but then they've spent the festival half-naked anyway.
Strangely enough, for a leading proponent of drug policy reform, he seemed pretty amenable to the idea.
It means that if people ask what you are like, the person who is asked will look a bit confused and then say something like "nice", because no other obvious characteristics will spring to mind, and because people generally find you pretty amenable, not to say charming.
That article originally appeared on VICE UK.
The airline industry is pretty much the worst offender in terms of being amenable to change, hence the large user experience holes filled by market distruptors like Virgin America, JetBlue, and Southwest.
"You know, the Constitution seems to me to be pretty clear," he said, when asked if he would be amenable to a compromise.
She's amenable to anything.
We're amenable to meeting with them".
And some governments are more amenable to cooperation than others.
God-given knowledge is scarcely amenable to oversight.
The Macedonian conflict should be amenable to resolution.
