(1) He struck me as an affable sort of a man.

(2) Granny smiled an affable smile.

(3) Murray was an affable, free-spirited man.

(4) He found her parents very affable.

(5) The chairman was quite affable at the meeting.

(6) He was affable in manner.

(7) He was affable at one moment, choleric the next.

(8) She was quite affable at the meeting.

(9) Forrest was normally mild-mannered, affable, and untalkative.

(10) Mr Brooke is an extremely affable and approachable man.

(11) He is an affable man, always willing to stop and talk.

(12) The checkers at the airport were poker-faced but affable.

(13) Dury is convivial, affable and engaging.

(14) She married an affable, middle-aged businessman.

(15) His armor of affable authority was easily pierced.

(16) Considered more affable than his father, Reyes Heroles already has had some success putting out political fires.

(17) He is laid-back, affable and easy-going; she is more outgoing and flamboyant, continuously talking and joking.

(18) The affable manager said no, it was simply a style of cooking open to outside influences, like California cuisine.

(19) He was, and is, a distinctly affable chap, whereas I came across as cold, prickly and generally difficult.

(20) There D'Arcy met an affable, mild-mannered man whom Roquelaure introduced simply as Hubert.

(21) Brown was affable and sympathetic, but also firm and decisive in dealing with the problems presented to him.

(22) Finding an affable, unapologetic citizen who believed this stuff was unnerving.

(23) He was an affable boy with sandy hair, a perennially scraped elbow, and an awful home.

(24) Affable and understated, Kenen genuinely liked and respected the lawmakers he worked with.

(25) This goofy, affable, golden-retriever of a movie trots along offering modest pleasures and no real surprises.

(26) He was for ever in demand, in spite of which he remained affable and good-tempered.

(27) Two young men in their late teens mugged for the camera, adopting the pose of a couple of affable tough guys.

(28) Earl Archibald was a good natured, even tempered and affable young man.

(29) Elizabeth and Jane make the acquaintance of two prosperous gentlemen, the affable Mr Bingley and his cold friend, Darcy.

(30) But, as of old, his smooth face fairly shone with affable ease.

(1) He struck me as an affable sort of a man.

(2) Granny smiled an affable smile.

(31) A pleasant and affable disposition; geniality.

(32) He was affable and had no side.

(33) So exceeding affable she was!

(34) He had been as instructive as Milton's " affable archangel ".

(35) The affable Keefe a friendly smile cherubic countenance , a checked sports jacket and gabardine slacks.

(36) Affable, friendly, exceedingly shrewd , and speaking French capably, he was admirably suited for his task.

(37) Morris looked at him , smiling, without a sign of evasiveness in his affable eyes.

(38) It was horrible to have to be affable and subservient.

(38) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(39) Wan, a tall, affable, silver-haired man, is widely regarded as the key official below Premier Zhao Ziyang in China's new government.

(40) Wind blowing trees, leaves rustling, like a phoenix tree affable elderly, looked at us and sent us off with laughter.

(41) He wore the long unlined close-fitting gown, spiritual Luan Luan, affable , displayed a school of school leader senior's style.

(42) There were signs, however, that the affable linebacker on the United High School football team had a wild side: arrests for drunken driving and public drunkenness.

(43) So I am fortunate to meet the affable owner of a carwash in Zhuzhou who comes to my rescue by cleaning the fuel injector.

(44) She was affable , vain, subject to flattery, and this combination, he knew quite well, might produce a tragedy in a woman of her home position.

(45) In cartoons he was soon depicted as a bulldog, hardly the most affable of creatures.

(46) Mr Lafley is, by contrast, affable and consensual in his approach.

(47) Has the sympathy. Sense of responsibility. Gentleman. He is good-natured. Affable, broadminded, charms. Optimistic. Spoils the gentleman in the wife.

(48) Next was an affable chap who has been on prescribed diamorphine (heroin) for more than a quarter of a century, while running a successful business and leading an upright suburban life.

(49) Yet behind Mr Rajoy's affable exterior is a clear-headed strategist and a proven survivor.

(50) The usually affable Scottish terrier, evidently fed up with the recent GOP electoral drubbings, was not in the mood to be petted , but pet Decker did.

(51) After the Fu schoolgirl child of man-eater, want to adopt the child to the husband above all, affable ground says: "Took the advantage of heat to eat!"

(52) He's an affable character, slightly overweight, smiling benevolently at the world from behind a gray beard and oval wire-framed glasses.