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• That companionability comes across in person.
• He unabashedly favors personal expression over technical virtuosity, the companionability of musicians over showy one-upmanship.
• He was universally popular, and respected by his older colleagues for his ingenuity, companionability and unstinting hard work.
• :I'd more or less concur with the first respondent : it's some combination of condescension, archness and / or false companionability.
• As usual in affairs of the byte, hour upon hour of dependable companionability was alloyed with the fickleness, coyness and inconsistency common to new technologies and beaus.
• The Sweetwater 420, an extra pale ale that makes no effort to dominate the palate, has a clean, crisp companionability with most dishes, including spicy ones.
• He attributes his companionability to the influence of four sisters and has exclusively dated schoolteacher Caroline Fentress through most of his teen idol years _ and proposed to her last fall.
• We tramped in silence back to the bridge and, fortunately for our continued companionability, arrived at our hotel just as the other guests were streaming into the dining room.
• Their on-camera rapport is what counts and cannot be judged until Nov . 1, but off-camera, the two project an easy companionability after an acquaintance of three months.
• Where Sinatra's duets with legends like Barbra Streisand, Ms . Franklin and Julio Iglesias had an easy companionability, Sinatra tends to dominate his partners on " Duets II ."
• We can decide we like one man more than the other but, since we aren't all that likely to be having dinner with either one of them during the next Senate term, their companionability or lack of it is something of an ancillary issue.
• Still, an appealing atmosphere of adolescent companionability lingers on, as Jason Rourke and Dennis Monroe, juniors at Robert F . Kennedy High School, try to unravel why their attempt to buy a couple of joints in the Northeast section of the city has gone so terribly wrong.
• But it is also representative of a burst of energy in regional theaters across the country, many of which have taken advantage of a strong economy, a growing companionability with commercial producers and their own institutional maturity to present riskier and more expansive work than they did even five years ago.