Verwenden Sie „amiably“ in einem Satz

1. amiably, seeking to put the man at his ease

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2. and we chatted amiably

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3. ‘What’s an hour or two?’ said the little nun amiably

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4. She drove to Police Headquarters, half expecting to be arrested too, but found Mike, not in custody, but in the cafeteria chatting amiably over a cup of coffee with Caroline and a senior police official

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5. But she shook hands amiably with Mr

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6. They all went in amiably and went to bed

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7. Seeing me, he walked over and chatted amiably about nothing noteworthy for a few minutes

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8. Somehow I felt he was being just a bit sanguine about my learning to control the dogsled in that time, but dinner was being served so we turned our attention to that and chatted amiably about the usual banalities

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9. We chatted amiably about various banalities; then I thanked them for their hospitality and excused myself early since my ship would sail with the tide the next morning a little after dawn

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10. There were no relatives of mine among them, but we chatted amiably during the trip

11. All along the way, both Khan Henry and Theodore chatted amiably with me as though we were old friends

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12. The girl was someone to whom he gave private tuitions and affections but parted amiably when her family left town

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13. They were chatting amiably and Nyla had been trying to

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14. Amy and I amiably discussed a variety of things as we ate supper

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15. She spoke amiably with

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16. He agreed amiably

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17. How I would love to have been part of such a group; to shake hands so courteously with them in greeting, to chat amiably in such perfect French…

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18. Fangoz patted the furry heads of several of the cat-women amiably

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19. We chatted amiably in the ute on our way into the city, about attractions we’d

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20. Seemingly ignoring her, the man turned to Tim and, gazing amiably in his direction, said, “We have not been introduced yet

21. They chatted amiably for a few minutes, Robert mentioning how silly he felt in his school uniform

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22. “What would you have us do?” Sir said amiably

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23. "Take your pick," he said amiably

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24. "Thirty-three," he said amiably

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25. Rachel awoke to find her mother sitting in the Captain’s chair chatting amiably with Lt

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26. Taking a deep breath in hopes of assuaging his nerves so that the others, especially Feltus, would not notice his anxiety, he replied amiably, “Thank you, Inspector

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27. "You punks," he said slurring, "should blow me for being so massive with this mint piece of real estate!" Amiably, they raised their bottles into the air for a toast

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28. Amiably nodding, he smiled

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29. Pausing to contemplate his response, Mitchell reacted amiably

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30. " Mitchell was quiet; what the detective said wasn't true about him working, but nonetheless, he amiably nodded to shorten their visit

31. ‘’Certainly, sir!’’ Said amiably the young agent, pointing the videophone set on his counter

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32. Switching then her attention to Brother Erigène, Ann smiled amiably to him

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33. Devoted as he was to his wife, and siring her children, Muhammad began to spend his life amiably in relative comfort

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34. ” He amiably led Rex to the closest chair by the desk

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35. We chatted amiably for a few moments before Alex placed our drinks in front of us

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36. The killer’s men saw that the two seemed to be chatting amiably and they relaxed

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37. companion with an arrogant grin, the lad bulked up the courage to smile amiably at the face, his

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38. “You should not be serving tonight, Ilyara,” he growled amiably, “You should instead tend to your growing brood

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39. His conscience there was pellucid, so that he was able to say amiably, "Of what are you thinking, mother?"

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40. 'Is it not, sir?' he asked amiably of the man in spectacles

41. The parson took me down a little path to the church, talking amiably on the way

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42. He replied amiably that it would be neither good nor pleasant

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43. The auctioneer nodded amiably

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44. � We chatted on amiably, and I mentioned that I found it remarkable that they were so different in their approach to life

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45. Lorry, in his amiably shrewd way, "but all natural and right; so, take the lead, my dear friend, and keep it; it couldn't be in better hands

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46. She smiled at them amiably

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47. The great novelist vibrated between two decanters with the regularity of a pendulum; the famous divine flirted openly with one of the Madame de Staels of the age, who looked daggers at another Corinne, who was amiably satirizing her, after outmaneuvering her in efforts to absorb the profound philosopher, who imbibed tea Johnsonianly and appeared to slumber, the loquacity of the lady rendering speech impossible

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48. As soon as he recognised Rodolphe he came forward quickly, and smiling amiably, said—

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49. She looked down as she said this, amiably bashful, with only one side glance at her companion to observe its effect on her

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50. Kearney brought her daughter over to them, and talked to them amiably

51. man?" the old gentlemen, not in the least knowing what point of the ceremony we had arrived at, stood most amiably beaming at the ten commandments

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52. “Hey there,” I called amiably

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53. “I’m not telling about your problems,” Vera said amiably, though it wasn’t true

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54. But she did, living with the quiet widow, who chatted amiably enough but was equally comfortable with silence

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55. “Hello, Ralph,” Godwyn said amiably

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56. He still took his meals at her house, and talked amiably with her father; but he did not linger after Edmund and Petranilla went to bed

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57. Edmund nodded amiably to Gwenda and said to the stranger: “I’ll walk you back to the priory

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58. “Hello, Ralph,” she said as amiably as she could

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59. The conversation began amiably, but just because it was too amiable, it came to a stop again

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60. Gould said, amiably, "You are always welcome

61. I couldn’t have imagined Richard Nixon chatting so amiably with Thelonious Monk

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62. Giry," said Richard, most amiably

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63. Magnus is standing in a group of well-dressed men and women, chatting amiably

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64. amiably smiling in the society of the most brilliant women, surprised Pierre

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65. At dinner, having placed Balashev beside him, Napoleon not only treated him amiably but behaved as if Balashev were one of his own courtiers, one of those who sympathized with his plans and ought to rejoice at his success

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66. Little Nell ambled amiably behind, her gizzard stones rumbling as she digested a purple-leaf thornbush she had uprooted in passing

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67. "The bullet, please!" Will's father said, amiably

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68. "Mona," said Quinn as amiably as he could

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69. Then I whistled to Charley and he responded amiably enough

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70. ‘Are you going already?’ Porfiry said amiably, holding out his hand with excessive politeness

71. Nastasia, however, smiled amiably; but Varia did not try to look amiable, and kept her gloomy expression

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72. Nastasia smiled amiably at him; but evidently her depression and irritability were increasing with every moment

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73. "I see that you haven't changed a bit in these four years and more, captain," said Nikolay Vsyevolodovitch, somewhat more amiably

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74. Afanassy, under the impression that he was being praised, smiled amiably and beamed all over

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75. One woman, of fifty, with black eyes, and a stern expression of countenance, was carrying bandages and lint, and was giving strict orders to a young fellow, an assistant surgeon, who was following her; the other, a very pretty girl of twenty, with a pale and delicate little fair face, gazed in an amiably helpless way from beneath her white cap, held her hands in the pockets of her apron, as she walked beside the elder woman, and seemed to be afraid to quit her side

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76. I made a presence of approving everything, this time also, thanks to that strange feeling that forced me to treat him the more amiably in proportion as his presence was more painful to me

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77. The cold, austere tone of this man, whom he had almost always before met at balls, amiably smiling in the society of the most brilliant women, surprised Pierre

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78. At dinner, having placed Balashëv beside him, Napoleon not only treated him amiably but behaved as if Balashëv were one of his own courtiers, one of those who sympathized with his plans and ought to rejoice at his success

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