Sentence examples for very amiable from inspiring English sources
It all sounds very amiable.
It all sounds very amiable, but what does it mean?
"He was always a very amiable kid," he said.
They were all very amiable, and pleased for the attention.
This was Cassius Lee, son of Richard Henry Lee; Custis thought him very amiable and engaging.
"I can't see his features," she said, "He's just a very amiable sponge".
Peter can do that: he's got that air of authority but in person he's a very genial, amiable, funny guy.
The more he speaks in a very nice, amiable way, the more it enrages Corbett.
Former Mayor David N. Dinkins played at the two Tower courts; he called Kahn "a very friendly, amiable, engaging guy," adding, "I liked him a lot".
Support Your Local Gunfighter (Channel 13 Saturday at 6 p.m). is a very broad, amiable 1971 comedy western directed by Burt Kennedy and starring James Garner as a con man who tries to pass off Jack Elam as a much-feared badman.
"He was very winning and amiable," said Mr. Taggart, vice president of a financial services concern.
