Sentences with phrase «very affable»

I concluded that these very bright and very affable medical students, interns, and residents all too often failed to question cogently or listen carefully or observe keenly.

very affable, loving very gentle and quite.

However, a senior member said he understood Breivik had met EDL leaders when he attended the demonstration in March 2010, and described him as «very affable».

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«She's a very good person, Hajia is very good, open - handed, affable, accommodating, responsible, respectful, hard working, committed, dedicated, everything.

Filmmakers Daley and Goldstein have infused Game Night with a very slick, very fast - paced sensibility that is, at the outset, impossible to resist, with the compulsively watchable vibe heightened by a series of uniformly affable performances.

Colombe is great as the sleazy Stan and Kevin Janssens is also very good as Richard, whose affable exterior and good looks mask a genuine monster.

Tilda Swinton makes for a terrifically affable Ancient One, while Rachel McAdams shines as an «ordinary» person finding herself at the centre of some very abnormal goings on.

Born Skylar Astin Lipstein, the affable Broadway - bred actor is building up a very respectable resume.

Here's Keith calling his sister about his niece's birthday, or borrowing a truck from the affable Mr. John, or later on, getting back into the drug dealing game, and being taunted by former and very goofy drug guys from his past life.

In 1864 Gideon Welles, though thinking that «the old man was a little acrimonious towards the President», found Wade «very pleasant and affable».

Run by the very friendly Australian and Indonesian couple of Michael and Komang (and their young daughter Eka) along with an affable local staff, the hotel is appealing both for the comfort on offer as well as the family - friendly vibe... Read our full review of Istana Balian.

Such affable «anti-sculptures» reject notions of the sublime and the monumental, instead offering more direct and personal engagement that is often very entertaining.

The UK's senior woman judge got a consolation prize for missing the very top job in taking over from the affable Lord Hope as deputy president of the Supreme Court.