amiableness

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• In these scenes the film is fully in joke mode, poking amiable fun at the cheesy Quebecois-ness of the Dion family, here rechristened Dieu.

• Bright and amiable, with long brown hair and wraparound shades, Sebastian lived in Santa Rosa Beach and enjoyed the usual Florida-boy fare—swimming, snorkeling, and hanging with his buddies, who nicknamed themselves the Tribe.

• For the most part, the group is an active, amiable one in which linguaphiles help one another with translator minutia.

• The article is an amiable part of a special issue on spring travel, but an army of trolls, angry Boulderites, and Front Range truthers took to their devices to rip it to shreds.

• Coming to America was an amiable modern fairytale, a delightful picture that might have seemed conventional in 1988 but looks better with age.

• According to owner Argiros, the answer is amiable discretion.

• Why, they might even switch to amiable, Texas-accented, 77-year-old Schieffer, the television equivalent of comfort food.

• Moore is famously amiable and social-media savvy, and he takes a gentler and more sophisticated tone than his predecessor.

• An amiable interviewee, he was more than willing to chat about acting technique, his wide range of screen roles, and much more.

• A knock at the door interrupted him, and his face resumed its amiable expression.

• Neantmoins, et nostre abord cette soire, et le lendemain matin nostre descente fut fort amiable et pacifique.

• He was a manly young fellow, a sportsman and renowned at cricket, and she was amiable and pretty, a little blonde beauty.

• She was very amiable during the walk back, and raved much over Edna's appearance in her bathing suit.