Sentence examples for agreeable I from inspiring English sources

The "conspicuous precision" of a BMW or a Lexus helps signal the intelligence of all the owners, but the BMW's "conspicuous reputation" also marks its owner as more extraverted and less agreeable (i.e., more aggressive).

The least agreeable (i.e. most quarrelsome) people were in London and parts of the east of England.

"But he didn't used to be this nice and agreeable," I complained to Hugh.

"It is agreeable, I think, to be rescued from unreality," Dr. Shearman wrote of the ceiling's new visibility.

As Doebley writes on the project website (accessed Dec. 2008), Over the next 28 years (the funding gods agreeable), I will grow out about 3000 seed of the selected progeny from the preceding generation and select the short-branch plants..

Over the next 28 years (the funding gods agreeable), I will grow out about 3000 seed of the selected progeny from the preceding generation and select the short-branch plants..

But Kant also allows for subjective material purposiveness, which is the kind of purposiveness exhibited by an agreeable object, i.e., one which pleases our senses (FI VIII, 224); and for objective formal purposiveness, which is exhibited by geometrical figures in virtue of their fruitfulness for solving mathematical problems (§62).

"He made himself very agreeable, and I have three compliments, which I look upon as for you, not for me, and have saved up accordingly for exportation to Cuba," she writes to Bahlmann, who was evidently travelling in another family's service.

Duchamp was agreeable if I executed the work".

Merce was agreeable, if I would be the one to ask Marcel for permission.

After what seemed like a mutually agreeable time, I stood up and bid him goodnight.