Sentence examples for agreeable appearance from inspiring English sources

If built in the ordinary way, they are to be of small stones, very carefully laid, but if of square stone or marble, the pieces should be chiefly small and of equal size, because then, the upper stones coming over the middle of the joint below them, bind the work together and give it strength; fillets of lime used in pointing the joints and beds give the work an agreeable appearance. 1.

One can bend it into more agreeable appearances for use with a home theater system or whatever else you have in mind.

Cunningham writes: "The stutter remained usefully on call all his life, helping in his dedication to an appearance of agreeable buffoonery.

Snowden appeared agreeable to that restriction.

In spite of his great popularity, there was no indication that Nicephorus whose physical appearance was reportedly not very agreeable and who seemed destined under the influence of Athanasius the Athonite to embrace the monastic life would end up seducing and being seduced by the young and beautiful empress.

During Rotondo's appearance, however, Jones struck a more agreeable tone, preaching about the virtues of hard work and emphasizing that Rotondo needed to take "steps" in order to reach his goal.

And, again as in his first appearance, he jousted with a defense lawyer but seemed largely agreeable to questions from a prosecutor who is seeking his execution.

Joe Hart, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Theo Walcott and Danny Welbeck seem to present a new hard core of genuinely agreeable young men, qualities evident not just anecdotally, or in their public appearances, but also on the pitch.

How agreeable.

Entirely agreeable.

And once past the odd appearance of three squash-ball-sized veal meatballs skewered together inside a pint glass, I found the fontina-stuffed meatballs agreeable enough.