41. Horner was a man of sound judgment and unassuming manners, of scrupulous integrity, and great amiability of character. 42. The former senator had to finesse the amiability of the setting to keep Clinton in the crosshairs of his attack strategy. 43. He possessed an off-handed amiability , even in some of his criminal parts, that audiences recognized as genuine. 44. Robert and Paula were assigned as raw bar servers; Robert's amiability impressed Jean-Phillippe and the customers. 45. Bulger, hardly the soul of amiability and conciliation, also famously feuded with former Senate President John Powers concerning brother Whitey. 46. The music repays the favor by taking on the street's volume, its amiability , the cacophony of its life. 47. There is a fleshy amiability to Rockefeller ( a boxy face and hunched shoulders make him seem heavier than he is ). 48. As premier, Andr�ssy by his firmness, amiability and dexterity as a debater, soon won for himself a commanding position. 49. Despite his cheerfulness and amiability he proved unsuited to handling the pressure of a live TV show where things frequently went wrong. 50. O'Day's 20-minute ballet was more notable for its overall amiability than for any soaring flights of imagination.
