Sentence examples for agreeable as from inspiring English sources

The restaurant, a one-story house with a grassy lawn, two birch trees and a four-tiered fountain, was so attractive in a sweetly old-fashioned way that we rooted for the food to be agreeable as well.

They were enjoyable enough — agreeable, as Ms. Hargrave said.

Nothing again will ever be as agreeable as those days with Stevenson.

After Aintree, most palates will find the change of tempo as agreeable as sorbet after jugged hare.

Dr. Cohen's pictures of breast enhancement are as agreeable as lingerie advertisements, but his colleagues deliver some pretty strong stuff.

He is stupid and horrible (or "neither sensible nor agreeable," as Charlotte thinks), but, like Charlotte, he occupies the very lowest rung on the ladder of social respectability.

The notion of a butterfly from Texas alighting on 43 St.., perhaps making a stopover on a hop to the Adirondacks, is an agreeable one, as stimulating as the prospect of a visit from Stanley Marcus or Jesse Jones.

Try to be nice, agreeable, and as long as they are allowed it, give them what they want.

Few, if any steakhouses on the Island offer food as good, surroundings as agreeable and prices as modest as Dodge City.

It's nice to fantasize about the kind of agreeable family tie (as well as the sympathetic linkage among author, artist and publisher) that might produce a book like this one.

By coincidence, the Rocky Mountain News has re-posted a recent Lowe interview, and it finds him as agreeable and witty as ever, even when discussing the difficulty of aging gracefully as an artist and the delay between "The Convincer" and "At My Age": As you get older of course you have to go through these stages of having your heart broke and so on and so forth.