affable造句

He was affable and sad.

"Barty was a wonderful, affable teacher and conductor," says Phelps.

He might be the most affable doorman in New York.

They're often outspoken and affable. They tend to emerge naturally as leaders in a group setting.

When we make connections with others in an affable way, it nourishes us.

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

There is no adversity on Christmas day. Even the soldiers are adverse to yone is affable.

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

Despite such tribulations, Mr. Khan maintained an affable, fun-loving persona, according to former co-workers and acquaintances.

He had an affable and haughty air, and a mouth which was always smiling, since it did not shut.

The affable Brazilian simply ignored them, got on with the job and proved them wrong in emphatic fashion.

And Mr Medvedev, despite his affable image, might be no pushover: by virtue of occupying the Kremlin, he would inevitably gather greater authority.

He seems to have grasped that he has an image problem. He has hired a new, affable spokesman and is courting foreign journalists for the first time.

"He's just such an affable person with a great sense of humor," recalls Colin Pine, who served as Yao's personal translator during his first few years at Houston.

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.

Not only does Clarke have an affable and easy manner on television - a skill which still eludes Brown everywhere but on the GMTV sofa - he also knows where the economic bodies are buried.