Sentence examples for seem amiable from inspiring English sources

But it's the demons tiny creatures with funnels on their heads or boats projecting from their backs who seem amiable, even good-natured, and incontrovertibly fun.

Talk to the carpenters, and decide which ones seem amiable enough to work with, who seems enthusiastic about your project and who seems to have the most knowledge about the job that needs to be completed.

Rove, a fair-skinned man with wire-rimmed glasses, seemed amiable and unruffled.

Other servers seemed amiable but were never quite sure about who ordered what.

And that bull elephant in Niger was equally inhospitable, although the giraffes seemed amiable as they approached to gawk at the strange white humans.

He said that Mr. McDermott, who was nicknamed Mucko, seemed amiable, but that he had also seemed peculiar, "a bit of spaceshot," who worked well when he worked but had repeatedly come in late.

I tried to make eye contact with her while we were on air and thanked her profusely in front of Oktar, who himself seemed amiable, if not a bit geriatric.

For example: If you didn't understand what the word amiable meant and the sentence was: "She seemed amiable enough to invite us over for tea next Friday".

Henríquez writes without judgment — especially about the men in her stories, who, despite their frequently awful behavior, can seem unexpectedly amiable, at times even likable.

The Seekers seem like amiable sorts: "Be careful," one says calmy as Melanie dodges them.

He seems an amiable kind of a bloke.