Sentence examples for really amenable from inspiring English sources

"He was really amenable to doing whatever we needed him to do," Colletti said.

She was really amenable to that.

But is Buddhism really as amenable to the modern mind as it is claimed?

Maybe the fear of losing one's job really does make a person more amenable to the bosses' cost-cutting.

It is only then that a comprehensive representation amenable to mathematical modeling really becomes available[7].

"What we are really hoping to figure out is how amenable the judges will be to continue cases," Govindaiah told HuffPost.

"The types of jobs now amenable to displacement by technology is really something we haven't seen before, said David Autor, a labor economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

But is it really a third rail -- or are Americans amenable to changes?

But art is not so amenable to outlining, and art movements are really messy, edgeless things that should only become more so with age.

One mutation that has proven amenable for cell biological experimentation is the really interesting new gene 1 (RING1) domain mutant, R275W.

The Met is calling the piece site-specific, and it certainly benefits from having great views to reflect, but really it is just a big, climbable piece of plop art, amenable to most any rooftop or plaza.