Sentence examples for relatively amiable from inspiring English sources
The relationship between the community and immediate relatives of the primary victims developed into a relatively amiable and mutually supportive manner.
Although the relations between Pope and Emperor were relatively amiable, Charlemagne controlled imperial administration and ecclesiastical reform.
By raising the specter of closed courts, the chief judge, Jonathan Lippman, at once upped the ante in what has been a relatively amiable confrontation with the governor over the court budget and laid out an ambitious agenda for what he described as an "independent, accountable and co-equal branch of government".
In this view, which he lays out in his new book, "The Mating Mind" (Doubleday), humans are imaginative, artistic, humorous and relatively amiable for the same reason that peacocks fan their fancy tails and cicadas thrum through the summer: to attract mates and increase their so-called reproductive success.
Generally, Scotto English relations were relatively amiable and an extension of the truce until 1436 helped the English cause in France and the promises made in 1428 of a Scottish army to help Charles VII and the marriage of James's eldest daughter to the French king's son Louis were unrealised.
Unusually for a city its size in the modern era, Columbus seems to rely on an amiable partnership between its Democratic mayor and the relatively small group of mostly Republican city fathers who make up an alliance called the Columbus Partnership.
"Undateable" is a bit broad in the early going, but relatively quickly, the comedy establishes itself as the kind of amiable, sweet-and-sour, well-acted ensemble piece you'd expect from Bill Lawrence Lawrencee of "Scrubs" and "Cougar Town" is an executive producer, along with creator Adam Sztykiel).
Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.
