Sentence examples for truly amiable from inspiring English sources

Gore is truly tough-minded, stupefyingly experienced and unabashedly divisive, while Bush is truly amiable and not all that deep and all too eager to unify.

Frankly, Mr. Kachikian has been a truly amiable witness, who seems more like a confusing computer/science teacher than a wiretapping and conspiracy defendant.

And he's still amiable; he truly does want to be inclusive, and it's perplexing when that's not possible".

There was no effort to engage them truly in the battle of ideas, other than the amiable Western-handpicked figure of Hamid Karzai, who was soon seen as a puppet President; there was no visible or muscular empowerment of his government or, for that matter, of the international aid agencies in transforming a country that had been destroyed through three decades of war.

He pointed out that the differences between the leader of the opposition bloc on the floor, the amiable Melancton Smith, and himself over the question of proper representation were truly minimal, since Smith was willing to have the federal government possess the important power of war and peace.

How amiable.

Pragmatic and amiable, perhaps.

The staff is amiable.

The split was amiable.

Service: Amiable if haphazard.

He is an amiable Irish-American, a go-getter who's increasingly baffled by his life; he can't break out of his niceness to achieve anything truly great.