Sentence examples similar to agreeable audience from inspiring English sources
But the flipside of this is that there is sometimes an agreeable expectation when audiences can't quite see where the next gag's gonna come from - a tension I have been known to let build up for an hour.
Inside a rented nightclub in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, facial hair enthusiasts, their agreeable friends, and a captive audience of club staff members gathered for the New York City Beard Competition, hosted by the Gotham City Beard Alliance.
The Leave supporting Labour MP, Kate Hoey, tells Sky that the performance was "typical Jeremy" - engaging with an audience in a very agreeable way.
There is an agreeable woody feel to the rooms and an audience that is open to new ideas.
Over time, the agreeable questioning seemed to stimulate unrest in the audience, which began to murmur its displeasure.
Yes, I want the audience to pass the time in an agreeable way.
The addition of sixty-five thorsand more or less ordinary citizens to the Pepsi Center's twenty thousand political obsessives turned the live audience into a much more accurate and agreeable microcosm of the forty million watching from "out there".
While Mr. Marsalis believes in systematically, responsibly educating a country that loves jazz but has lost track of its meaning and roots, Mr. Redman appeals more to the audience's pleasure instincts: he is breezily inclusive and agreeable.
Professional, agreeable waiters.
