Usar "amenable" en una oración

1. ’ He said his temper rousing – I recognise the signs! ‘She is not amenable to what she sees as charity and I insulted her by suggesting that she couldn’t look after herself

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2. Red Hawk was more amenable to Cordra and that let Suzanne and I to have a few father-to-daughter moments together

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3. Would you be amenable to this arrangement, Chloe?”

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4. Her father was understanding in that he did not expect his daughter to abandon her training immediately, but hoped she would be amenable to returning to Ohio and helping him sort through the requisite challenges his wife's death left their little family, after her term had ended

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5. Emelda had grown to hate that AI, wanted it reprogrammed to be more amenable

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6. They were founded by the authority of the pope; and were so entirely under his immediate protection, that their members, whether masters or students, had all of them what was then called the benefit of clergy, that is, were exempted from the civil jurisdiction of the countries in which their respective universities were situated, and were amenable only to the ecclesiastical tribunals

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7. His death will create civil war, giving us the opportunity to back a more amenable prospect

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8. If asked how to cope with a great host of the enemy in orderly array and on the point of marching to the attack, I should say: "Begin by seizing something which your opponent holds dear; then he will be amenable to your will

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9. material patterns, the unknown is not directly amenable to this sort of speculative identity

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10. This criterion is far too rigid to be amenable to scientific testing or to be useful, thus the concept of disease is grounded practically

11. What a woman! Not even his mother was that amenable, and Karen would have insisted he work in the basement

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12. “technology that is used before it is understood is not amenable to control,” both of which, in this

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13. First, it’s going to be more amenable to accepting the case because of its high sex appeal

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14. of himself that he is not amenable to teaching, although he thinks that he is

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15. “Why, won't social conditions and political arrangements affect the human condition? Well, the list of human dichotomies leads us to infinity? Thus, even among the people of a race or a nation, life is not a homogeneous proposition amenable for a common dharma

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16. by the time that we have finished a course or two, you will have become a most amenable person…

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17. Gaston was amenable enough to joining the

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18. The only thing we can do now is to pray that the Iranian authorities prove to be amenable with her

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19. ‘’That is quite amenable to me, Major

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20. counterpart that is more amenable to direct measurement which is, EBIT / (EBIT - Interest

21. makes it less amenable to interpretation

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22. whose asset structures have changed and are more amenable to using debt, will receive an

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23. more amenable to short-term credit

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24. asset structure is not amenable to financing with debt

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25. If the allegations regarding her affair with Spalding were true, Wickland concluded, she would be more amenable to cooperation in an attempt to find the cause of her former lover’s demise

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26. oriented “required rate of return” had, it was more amenable to corporate control; the

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27. gift company had a stormy economic relationship with the 1990s, and was not amenable to

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28. The thing is, with this particular part, the desired result is very amenable to 2

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29. Has the Syrian government become more amenable in the face of ‘fire with fire’ tactics from the opposition? Have Tesco’s aggressive procurement practices been modified by the increasingly aggressive responsive behaviour by their suppliers? On the contrary; their response is either more of the same, or to look for even more devious, cleverer, opportunities to manipulate

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30. with designed consciousness and encoded predilections to integrate with and satisfy your needs, wants, or desires become possible? How will it effect love and its interpretations and practices, when others have also become accustomed to having an amenable, compliant and personally designed self-fulfilling relationship with a robotic lover, father, mother, sister, any other? When one has the means to create the other in our image of desired perfection, how much care for the masses of imperfect others – humans without means to create a perfect and insular utopia – will one desire, need, fear, protect themselves from?

31. less agitated and more amenable to manipulation

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32. They are amenable to reclamation & reuse

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33. When will we start lessons?” Asked the amenable one

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34. Glad for the chance to stay in one location all winter Rombalski had been amenable to Olin's offer by letter of free room and board and three dollars per month

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35. Inga, the owner, was from Norway, an amenable chap, who once he started speaking, never seemed to want to stop

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36. currently amenable only for “known” realm whereas the most important intellectual acquisitions

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37. have a world where humanity will attain this particular mode or state of things greatly amenable

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38. This suggests; wisdom is such a simple thing; it is such an amenable

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39. We did it at a more amenable sixty

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40. I had a feeling he might have a notion to do the dirty deed on one of his sites, and I was quite amenable to this, as long as there wasn’t an entire Saturday shift around

41. What are those qualities of hair that are amenable to expression in stone? Obviously they are few, and confined chiefly to the mass forms in which the hair arranges itself

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42. Roy was an affable companion, always open and amenable to any suggestions or desires I

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43. Suppose we think a little more of those who can be reached by spiritual influences,—of those young souls who are seeking after God in solitary places,—of those perplexed but amenable spirits whom sorrow and fear and merciful invitations are drawing back to their Father: is there nothing to be said here of the possibly beneficial effect of some improvement in the representation of truth is Would not their sense of the evil of sin be deepened if they were permitted to feel that the system of God’s government is morally intelligible—if they could be assisted to see all things in the light of an intelligible justice and love, not in the red glare of that lake into which they have been taught to think so large a portion of the creation around them is going to burn forever? Sin will never seem so evil as when we can, with heart and soul and strength, like David, 'sing aloud’ with joy to God our Redeemer

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44. In a short period of time you’ll be able to latch onto a group of amenable good friends

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45. Although a fair amount of people you meet in touristy venues are amenable to you as a tourist, there are some whose motivations fit another category entirely

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46. The lender will be much more amenable to a grace period if he knows beforehand what is going on

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47. When a democracy which is thirsting for freedom has evil cup-bearers presiding over the feast, and has drunk too deeply of the strong wine of freedom, then, unless her rulers are very amenable and give a plentiful draught, she calls them to account and punishes them, and says that they are cursed oligarchs

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48. Conseil was eager to accept, and this time the Canadian proved perfectly amenable to going with us

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49. And then the usual denouement after the fun had gone on fast and furious he got 1190 landed into hot water and had to be spirited away by a few friends, after a strong hint to a blind horse from John Mallon of Lower Castle Yard, so as not to be made amenable under section two of the criminal law amendment act, certain names of those subpoenaed being handed in but not divulged for reasons which will occur to anyone with a pick of brains

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50. "Yes; when his failure is imminent, the court of commerce, to which he is amenable (please follow me attentively), has the power, by a decree, to appoint a receiver

51. Sometimes accounting rules seem designed to carry us very far from economic reality, and some managers are quite amenable to taking investors on such a journey

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52. Remember that he has the strength of twenty men, and that, though our necks or our windpipes are of the common kind, and therefore breakable or crushable, his are not amenable to mere strength

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53. One lesson, too, we have learned, if it be allowable to argue a particulari, that the brute beasts which are to the Count's command are yet themselves not amenable to his spiritual power, for look, these rats that would come to his call, just as from his castle top he summon the wolves to your going and to that poor mother's cry, though they come to him, they run pellmell from the so little dogs of my friend Arthur

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54. A race of pirates not amenable to the gibbets of the crowns? Why, they would be plundering everybody

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55. A workman of our time, even though his work may be lighter than that of an ancient slave and he may have attained an eight-hour work-day and a wage of three dollars per day, will not cease suffering, because, in manufacturing articles which he will not make use of, and working, not for himself and at his pleasure, but from necessity, for whims of luxurious and idle people in general and for the enrichment of one man, the rich owner of the factory or plant, in particular, he knows that all this is taking place in a world in which not only they have accepted the scientific proposition that only work is wealth, that the exploitation of other men's labour is unjust, illegal, amenable to punishment by law, but also they profess Christ's teaching, according to which all are brothers, and a man's worth and merit consists only in serving his neighbour, and not in making use of him

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56. And therefore one side of science, including theology and philosophy adapted to the existing order, as also history and political economy of the same sort, are chiefly occupied in proving that the existing order is the very one which ought to exist; that it has come into existence and continues to exist by the operation of immutable laws not amenable to human will, and that all efforts to change it are therefore harmful and wrong

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57. "Upon this the boy set up a yell, which attracted my notice to this violation of the articles of war, to which the baboon was equally amenable as any other person in the ship, for it is expressly stated in the preamble of every article, 'all who are in, or belonging to

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58. Well, sir, how does she dispose of it? She re-annexes it to the residue of Louisiana; extends the jurisdiction of that Government to it, and subjects the Governors or commandants of the districts of Baton Rouge, Feliciana, Mobile, and Pensacola, to the authority of the Governor of Louisiana, residing at New Orleans; whereas the Governor of East Florida is placed wholly without his control, and is made amenable directly to the Governor of the Havana

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59. May not the time arrive when the concentration of such a vast portion of the circulating medium of the country in the hands of any corporation will be dangerous to our liberties? By whom is this immense power wielded? By a body who, in derogation of the great principle of all our institutions, responsibility to the people, is amenable only to a few stockholders, and they chiefly foreigners

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60. When an American vessel is at sea, it is amenable to no laws but those of its own country and the laws of nations; and where, in either of these, will the advocates for impressment find their justification? Sir, had not the practice of impressment been treated as a casual, a trivial circumstance, during this debate, I should not have presumed to trouble the House with my desultory remarks; and my principal object in addressing the House, was to ask their attention to a document which appears to have been overlooked, and which, if necessary, will place the abomination of that practice in colors too strong to be mistaken