Sentence examples for so amiable from inspiring English sources

Decades of retirement suddenly seemed not so amiable.

The smallest commonplace of domestic life, so amiable to the healthy mind, lacerates like a blade.

It helped that he was so amiable and so lacking in conceit not universal qualities among journalists.

So, amiable and obliging fellow that he is, Patrick has agreed to do both.

Not so amiable was Mr Hu's "very frank" discussion with Canada's Stephen Harper, a trenchant critic of China's human-rights failings.

So amiable was the level of play that Spanish fans were incited to chant que se besen, que se besen ("let them kiss, let them kiss").

Coyne is so thoroughly amiable that after approximately two minutes in his company, the freakishness starts to acquire a certain lucidity.

The dancers of Cisne Negro, the Brazilian company appearing this week at the Joyce Theater, are so glowingly amiable, youthful, attractive, enthusiastic and musical that you wish the program's choreography made them look better.

And Mr. Hardwick, a comic whose show includes comedians in a competition for funniest take on a topical subject, is so upbeat, amiable and inclusive that he can sometimes sound like a self-help guru.

She had little or no sympathy for anything written later than 1300 and if driven to teach subsidiary students elementary French, or approaches to Gide or Sartre, she would do so with amiable but determined perplexity.

The email takes the so-far amiable Democratic race into more hostile territory more often seen within the Republican contest, though the Clinton campaign itself is yet to personally attack Mr Sanders directly.