Sentence examples for was so amiable from inspiring English sources

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

Matthias von Stegmann was so amiable and unthreatening in the speaking role of the pasha that his nice-guy ethos at the end didn't seem out of character.

She was so amiable that we did not have the heart to point out that one of the company's new designs, Belladonna, is named after a highly toxic plant.

It all could collapse into a heap of blarney, except that even in this first episode the chuckles are so amiable and the interactions so comfortable.

Indeed, everyone is so amiable that the long-running feud between Mary and Edith, which comes to a rather dramatic head, seems increasingly odd and out of place.

While Romney and Christie have already fundraised together this year, the relationship between the two Republicans hasn't always been so amiable.

Reading his recent obituaries, I missed reading of his amiable skulduggery, which was so much a part of his nature as to constitute a way of life.

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.

His performance is so easy and amiable that its nuances emerge only in retrospect.