Sentence examples for agreeable definition from inspiring English sources

To date, a universal and agreeable definition of what constitutes a cocrystal is still unavailable.

The word "facetious" (Latin facetus) did not have the overtone of waggish jocularity we now give it: it referred to witty, elegant, fluent humour – "polished and agreeable" in the OED's definition.

The Catholic truth is that "God, through His grace, efficaciously forms in us a movement of love, which carries us toward Him and toward what we know is agreeable to Him, for that is the definition that St. Augustine gives of the grace of Jesus Christ, Inspiratio dilectionis, ut cognita sancta amore faciamus".

Bracketing this agreeable drama is that old device, the folksy narrator (Antonio D. Charity), who provides historical context and dictionary definitions of racism and segregation.

How agreeable.

Professional, agreeable waiters.

Well, I'm agreeable.

SERVICE Agreeable, speedy, amusing.

The boys seemed agreeable.

Her odor was agreeable.

Agreeable becomes passive.