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Sentences ending with amiable

I know the very woman--the Comtesse Chantavoine--young, rich, amiable. [11]
You have said many harsh things about me: well, as you see, I am amiable. [11]
The young Countess Bezukhova was not often seen in society, and those who met her there were not pleased with her and found her neither attractive nor amiable. [2]

More example sentences with the word amiable in them

For in the years in which Fellowes had been Byng's secretary his relations with Krool seemed amiable and he had made light of Jasmine's prejudices. [11]
As the day wore on, the air became more amiable still, and a delicate haze settled over the water and over the land, making softer to the eye house and hill and rock and sea. [11]
But if he will not point out anything erroneous in the evidence, is it not rather for him to show, by a comparison of the evidence, that I have reasoned falsely, than to call the "kind, amiable, intelligent gentleman" a liar? [7]
Yes, pitying kindness, which is a bitter sweet in which the amiable ingredient can hardly be said to predominate. [6]
At first Carterette was inclined to run towards the prophet-like figure --it was Ranulph's father; next she drew back with dislike--his smile was leering malice under the guise of amiable mirth. [11]
Her only treasure was her son William, a youth just verging upon manhood; religious, amiable, and sincerely attached to agriculture. [5]
He was so very polite, amiable, good-natured, and genuinely grateful to Pierre for saving his life that Pierre had not the heart to refuse, and sat down with him in the parlor--the first room they entered. [2]
The proprietor is very indifferent, and shrugs his shoulders in an amiable manner. [4]
Roscoe's depression had vanished; but there was an amiable seriousness in his manner which, to me, portended that the faint roses in Ruth Devlin's cheeks would deepen before the day was done, unless something inopportune happened. [11]
He was so universally amiable and complying that my evil spirit would sometimes instigate me to take advantage of his gentleness and forbearance, but nothing could disturb his equanimity. [6]
She was physically too amiable, she felt too well corporeally, ever to be quite cross. [8]
Unobtrusive servants ministered to their wants,--and to mine.... Conybear was there, and two classmates from Boston, and we were treated with the amiable tolerance accorded to college youths and intimates of the son of the house. [9]
She is a timid, amiable, soft-hearted woman. [10]
Natasha had not time to take off the bodice before the door opened and Countess Bezukhova, dressed in a purple velvet gown with a high collar, came into the room beaming with good-humored amiable smiles. [2]
The longer he thought, the less amiable his expression became. [10]
The first of these to be published was 'A Sable Spartan', 'An Amiable Revenge', 'A Vulgar Fraction', and 'How Pango Wango Was Annexed'. [11]
His Royal Highness then proceeded to luncheon, which is described by a most amiable Canadian correspondent who sent to his newspaper an account of it that I cannot forbear to copy. [9]
It was just the same with "Gustel," his sister, who was as amiable and kindly as her mother. [10]
No doubt with the same amiable desire, he immediately resumed his knife and fork, as a practical assurance that the beer had wrought no bad effect upon his appetite. [12]
He looked at the plump face, the full amiable eyes, now misty with fright, at the characterless hand nervously feeling the golden moustache, at the well-fed, inert body; and he knew that whatever the trouble or the peril, Dan Welldon could not surmount it alone. [11]
But I fear that this is an unamiable reflection, and I am at this time in a very amiable mood. [6]
This must be that friend of yours of whom I have often heard as an amiable young person. [6]
He was enormously tall, handsome, amiable as Frenchmen are, and was, as all Moscow said, an extraordinarily clever doctor. [2]
A pertinacious arguer, so much so that sometimes he watched my awakening in order to continue a discussion on some topic of science, poetry, or practical life, cut short by the chime of the small hours, he never lost his mild and amiable temper. [6]
I thought that small book the production of a lady, and an amiable, sensible woman, and I liked it. [14]
One thing is settled: we mean not to offend each other,--to be perfectly courteous,--more than courteous; for we are the entertainer and the entertained, and cherish particularly amiable feelings, to each other. [6]
But if she says "damn," and says it in an amiable, nice way, it isn't going to be recorded at all. [5]
She was a refined, extremely amiable, and very musical woman, who had met our mother before, and now entered into the friendliest relations with her. [10]
He soon found reasons enough to be as amiable as he could force himself to be with his uncle and his cousin. [6]
She had rejected plain John Lyon, amiable, intelligent, unselfish, kindly, deferential. [4]
She was not only handsome and amiable and agreeable, but there was a cordial frankness, an openhearted sincerity about her which made her seem like a sister to those who could help becoming her lovers. [6]
She was never more amiable and gracious than on this day. [6]
Whether she was moral, amiable, sensible, or even of good character, you did not, nor could then know, except, perhaps, you might infer the last from the company you found her in. [7]
He seemed to me, as the world goes, a 'bon parti,' cultivated by travel and reading, well-bred, entertaining, amiable, possessed of an ample fortune, the ideal husband in the eyes of a prudent mother. [4]
Then, there were many amiable and generous traits of which she had been told, or had herself known. [10]
I liked the man; he was good-looking, amiable, but hopelessly melancholy. [11]
If they cannot make themselves at home in a thoughtful, sympathetic mind, and diffuse through its twilight a cheering, domestic glow, it is their fault; they are not, in that case, so amiable, so benignant, not so real as they ought to be. [14]
Dr. William Hague, long the honored minister of a Baptist church in Boston, where I had the pleasure of friendly acquaintance with him, has written a thoughtful, amiable paper on Emerson, which he read before the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society. [6]
She was the light of our party while we were together on our pilgrimage, a fair, gracious woman, gentle, but courageous, ---"ful plesant and amiable of port, ---estatelich of manere, And to ben holden digne of reverence. [6]
She was certainly kind-hearted, amiable, bright, engaging. [4]
I go to join my amiable and attentive companion, Roupet the guard. [11]
The Professor and I move round among her lambs, the docile and amiable flock that come and go at her bidding, that follow her footsteps, and are content to live in the sunshine of her smile and within reach of the music of her voice. [6]
Hadrian's interview with his wife had lasted barely a quarter of an hour, and it must have been anything rather than amiable, for his face was scarlet, while Sabina's lips were perfectly white, and her painted cheeks twitched with a restless movement. [10]
You saw in him only an amiable and lovable young man, who was to succeed the most virtuous and lovable of sovereigns, Victoria. [9]
But better than he, who was much older, do I remember his brother Otto, then a bright, amiable young man, and his mother, who was from the Rhine country, a warm-hearted, kindly woman of aristocratic bearing. [10]
What she overheard, he succeeded by his amiable wiles in learning, and this time also he had not failed. [10]
I like to get her away from their amiable bleatings; I love to talk with her about life, of which she has seen a great deal, for she knows what it is to be an idol in society and the centre of her social circle. [6]
And this was easier of accomplishment than you may believe, for at that time in Maryland Tory and Whig were amiable enough, and the young gentlemen of the first families dressed alike and talked alike at the parties they both attended. [9]
I hope I do not appear to speak harshly of this amiable old man, and if he is still living I wish him well, although his example was bad in some respects. [4]
Fielding behaved well, Dicky was amiable and attentive, and the dinner being ready to the instant, there was no waiting, there were no awkward pauses. [11]
And she had dared for one moment to compare this monster with Diodoros, the handsomest, the best, and most amiable of youths! [10]
From you may come the quickening of our beloved country; for she is yours, though here under the flag of our ancient and amiable enemy you wait the hour of your return to her. [11]
And the honest chronicler is so struck with admiration of the virtuous beauty of the maids of honor that he cannot tell whether to award preeminence to their amiable countenances or to their costliness of attire, between which there is daily conflict and contention. [4]
He boarded with Chester Perkins, and he was humored by the village as a harmless but amiable lunatic. [9]
The Widow Cooper--affectionately called "Aunt Patsy" by everybody--lived in a snug and comely cottage with her daughter Rowena, who was nineteen, romantic, amiable, and very pretty, but otherwise of no consequence. [5]
Then, again, he became amiable and almost sentimental in his attitude toward them all, gripping the hands of two or three with a warmth which more than surprised them. [11]
The minister may be revered for his character, followed for his eloquence, admired for his learning, loved for his amiable qualities, but he can never be what the priest was in past ages, and is still, in the Roman Church. [6]
Perhaps the fair Barine will voluntarily confess everything, and even add how she managed to ensnare the amiable son of the greatest of men, and the most admirable of mothers, the young King Caesarion. [10]
When after a bachelor supper he rose with his amiable and kindly smile, yielding to the entreaties of the festive company to drive off somewhere with them, shouts of delight and triumph arose among the young men. [2]
The marching an army into the midst of a peaceful Mexican settlement, frightening the inhabitants away, leaving their growing crops and other property to destruction, to you may appear a perfectly amiable, peaceful, unprovoking procedure; but it does not appear so to us. [7]
A more amiable and unselfish comrade man never had. [11]
Young ladies, married and unmarried, liked him because without making love to any of them, he was equally amiable to all, especially after supper. [2]
But that was an amiable weakness in a strong man. [11]
Her answers were amiable and self-contained. [9]
I am very amiable and have a caustic wit," continued Prince Andrew, "and at Anna Pavlovna's they listen to me. [2]
How lovely it all was; how idyllic; what a bloom there was on the hills; how amiable everybody seemed; how easy it was to be kind and considerate! [4]
When the second act was over Countess Bezukhova rose, turned to the Rostovs' box--her whole bosom completely exposed--beckoned the old count with a gloved finger, and paying no attention to those who had entered her box began talking to him with an amiable smile. [2]
His wife was a model of amiable, almost timid womanliness. [10]
My father was a man of education, possessed of an ample fortune; my mother was considered, a very accomplished and amiable woman. [6]
So they requested a few days' delay; but Archibius cut them short, requiring them, with a resolution which transformed the amiable friend into a stern master, to be ready for the journey the next day at sunset. [10]
The fabulist says: "It was the entrance into a world more amiable and exquisite than he had yet known. [5]

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