Sentence examples for seemingly amiable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bogdanovic was characterized by neighbors as a nonviolent and seemingly amiable man who had not previously attracted attention.

His sprawling Rush conglomerate, headquartered on the 43rd floor of a Manhattan skyscraper and guarded by a huge but seemingly amiable bodyguard, also features jewellery (big diamonds a speciality), running shoes and energy drinks.

She's French Canadian, a seemingly amiable and flexible sort who can fit in wherever she likes.

Riyadh plainly would prefer to see Iran consigned indefinitely to membership in an "axis of evil" than engaged in direct and seemingly amiable negotiations with the U.S. secretary of State at a five-star Geneva hotel.

Still, she is the most amiable of self-lacerators, seemingly always grateful for the attention.

For the most part the Ranger was an excellent companion — chatty and amiable and possessed of a seemingly endless catalogue of cowboy songs.

Now 59 and seemingly reinvigorated by his new challenge, the ever-amiable Leno, despite endless joking, seems to sense that the stakes could not be higher.

The elfin, amiable Mr. Terkel was a gifted and seemingly tireless interviewer who elicited provocative insights and colorful, detailed personal histories from a broad mix of people.

Another of the challenges of directing, Harper confessed, had been making sure Norton played against his natural amiable demeanour, and kept up the repressed, seemingly cold and bored ennui of a grand aristocrat.

But jarringly, what begins as an amiable record of a woman in the full flush of success soon takes sharp, seemingly arbitrary turns for the vulnerable.

There was a youngish crowd of amiable people sitting around on stools at the bar and at tables enjoying the vibe and seemingly blown away by the artisanal pizzas coming out of the kitchen under the supervision of Chef Patrick Costa.