Sentence examples for should be amiable from inspiring English sources

The real estate agent should be: amiable, open, interested, relaxed, confident, and qualified.

A writer and his wife go for Christmas drinks at a house they once rented; what should be an amiable occasion is transformed by the host into a chance for vindictive retribution.

It can also be amiable and sometimes helpful.

Be amiable, friendly and kind.

But "Don Quixote" can, and should, be more than amiable.

The document seen by Reuters detailed the potential costs to individual member states of a Greek exit and said that if it came about, an "amiable divorce" should be sought.

If I made a sexist joke now and then, it should be understood as nothing more than amiable joshing at feminist earnestness.

It should be called the Barnes Broadcasting Corporation to reflect the amiable dinner party chatter of its apparatchiks who inhabit chic west London suburbs.

Service is highly professional yet amiable, just as it should be.

Ideally, the artist you work for should be clinically sane, at least moderately famous and on amiable terms with the curators at the Whitney Museum of American Art.

He has just made an acoustic album, and his chiming, symmetrical guitar solos and the weary but amiable voice from songs like "Blue Skies" should be intact.