Sentence examples for Agreeable nature from inspiring English sources

The engine's agreeable nature and excellent mileage are important to Mazda, because for now gasoline power will be the only choice for the vehicles it sells in the United States.

There's not a moment of urgency to the story, but the breezy, agreeable nature to the all-in-good-fun antics makes for enough of a hot streak to come out ahead.

And it should be a valuable reminder that on almost any afternoon at 2 o'clock or even three o'clock, amid surroundings of a most agreeable nature, trouble can arrive on the scene.

That patients who are agreeable by nature may not admit that they are in pain.

Among the things that are naturally agreeable to human nature, Hume lists music, good cheer, and "the fair sex".

It has an agreeable climate, beautiful nature and a vast amount of human resources.

Blasphemy: A long definition reading in part: "Is an injury offered to God, by denying that which is due and belonging to him, or attributing to him what is not agreeable to his nature". Sacrilege: "Is church robbery, or a taking of things out of a holy place; as where a person steals any vessels, ornaments, or goods of the church.

What I have here advanced is confirmed by the unanimous testimony of historians, and is extremely agreeable to the nature of things.

According to his press secretary (a young Protestant theologian with whom I had an agreeable argument on the nature of evil), our interview was part of an effort to make Germany's support for America transparent, though Steinmeier himself allowed that America was not really very transparent to him.

The Kirk set up a committee of purity of doctrine to investigate the teachings of Campbell, a Kirk minister who painted such a distressingly agreeable picture of human nature.

Presenting nature as a predictable and agreeable junior partner (or perhaps subcontractor), the report cheerfully explains that should a spill occur, "Currents and microbial degradation would remove the oil from the water column or dilute the constituents to background levels".