Sentence examples for was amiable enough from inspiring English sources

I was amiable enough, but hard to get to know.

For all that, he was amiable enough and seemed simply gleeful just to be away from Torode.

Kevin Eldon failed to give a taste of the success of his recent Edinburgh show with a rushed outing for his "Northern man" character Stanley Jewthorpe while Josie Long was amiable enough with material that included the best message to leave in condensation on a hotel mirror: "I will kill again".

Moderated by Tracy Morgan (attired in more bling than the Queen at her coronation) and sponsored by Lexus, (the Darker Side of Green series), the mood was amiable enough, with Mr. Bates beginning a grim recitation of statistics, noting the scaldingly high 129F of the recent Pakistani summer -- along with the consensus of opinion amongst scientists, that we are at great peril.

Both had easily distracted staff members who were amiable enough once interrupted.

Still, the movie is amiable enough to be entertaining, and some of the supporting performances, especially from Kristen Johnston as Barrymore's idol-smitten sister, are terrific.

It's amiable enough, I suppose, but there is far too much laughing, she says, like a grump.

The movie is amiable enough: the young Australian actress Teresa Palmer is lovely and crisp, and the Canadian writer-director Michael Dowse manages the party traffic well.

How many N.B.A. stars are amiable enough to swing their long legs sideways to accommodate reporters rushing over to Iman Shumpert in the neighboring dressing stall?

If Chevalier stereotypes rural French folk as cold and unfriendly and the drama sometimes slips into melodrama, particularly in the historical sequences, this is amiable enough fare.

A cool, Django Reinhardt-influenced guitarist and a relaxed, confident singer, Mr. Pizzarelli is amiable enough to settle on the pop end of jazz.