Sentence examples for seemingly amenable from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Musharraf, the seemingly amenable autocrat, offered Washington a sense of leverage.

But not every artist paints in a seemingly chaotic way that is amenable to such analysis.Dr Farid, on the other hand, used techniques that had evolved from his investigations into digital images.

Although rumor had it that Apple was about to stop by Verizon before it hit AT&T, in reality AT&T was the only carrier amenable enough to Apple's seemingly draconian demands: control over distribution, supply, and support, control over the app and music store, and absolute control over release dates.

Rather, in Kuhn's eyes, astrology is not science because it was always more akin to medieval medicine; they followed a sequence of rules and guidelines for a seemingly necessary field with known shortcomings, but they did no research because the fields are not amenable to research, and so, "They had no puzzles to solve and therefore no science to practise".

The model combines the seemingly incompatible advantages of both the white-box models (capturing key physics) and the black-box models (amenable to control design).

Others were more amenable.

Gelb seemed amenable.

Seemingly, yes.

Seemingly not.

They're very amenable".

They were all amenable.