Sentence examples for * agreeable of from inspiring English sources

She had to admit that, in hindsight, it seemed bizarrely agreeable of her.

But when it comes to dealing with his editors, Theroux is clearly the most agreeable of men.

Autumn's bright, crisp days have the least precipitation and are considered by many to be the most agreeable of the year.

Everything from its historical attractions and manageable size to its somewhat chic vibe make this port arguably the most agreeable of the five towns.

According to Kant's official view there are three kinds of aesthetic judgment: judgments of the agreeable, judgments of beauty (or, equivalently, judgments of taste), and judgments of the sublime.

That comes toward the end of the film, but is quite in the orthodox manner, as is the fight on the brink of the cliff.Harry Carey is as always one of the most agreeable exponents of this kind of material.

Indeed, it's hard to think of a more agreeable bunch of enthusiastic young men, who chatter in excellent English.

The clientele is an agreeable mix of businessmen, denizens of the art world, ladies who lunch and tourists.

The plots are not the drawing point of Eric Lane's agreeable "Heart of the City," now at the Theater at 30th Street, although there are many, about assorted New Yorkers.

your very agreeable favor of the 28th. of Octobr.

It is the geometry of turmoil, an agreeable kind of horror; a magnificent rudeness, and a rapturous terror.