Sentence examples for agreeable a from inspiring English sources

It's as agreeable a way to mourn as any.

But the less agreeable a woman's activism, the more likely she is to get taken down for it.

"Brass is as agreeable a metal to work as pure silver," Albert S. Bolles writes in "Industrial History of the United States" (1879), quoted in the catalog.

Main-course jambalaya isn't as wonderful as the first-course gumbo, but it's abundant and agreeable, a smoky, spicy, paella-like melange of andouille sausage, ham, shellfish (including a lobster tail) in rice studded with tomatoes and peas.

The food, predominantly Vietnamese and French, is most agreeable: a perfect salad of ripe papaya and avocado, for example, and chunky frogs' legs with plenty of garlic and capers.

But the total anonymity of my solitude began to course through me, as agreeable a sensation as slow-melting sunshine on the back of the neck.

To their relief, he proves to be an agreeable fellow, a benign, hard-working fog god or spirit whom the villagers have plainly misjudged.

Pato is a handsome, agreeable man, a real person who knows his potential.

Making Friends with Hitler by Ian Kershaw Penguin/ Allen Lane £20, pp488 'Very agreeable... a kindly man, with a receding chin and an impressive face'.

He was an agreeable man with a round face and an easy manner.

May 27, 1863 A young lady of 18, wealthy, pretty and agreeable, wants a husband.