Its sentiment is agreeable, its expression deliberately crude: We poets really love when the PL's out of town getting paid for writing poems in honour of the Crown.
Listen, smile, be agreeable and express appreciation.
Early in the show, as Nathan listens to his recorded voice, Mr. Eckert's face blossoms into an expression of agreeable surprise.
Cross-cultural surveys have shown that almost any touch from a lover is agreeable, as are many expressions of physical contact from a friend.
All three types of RNA expression are highly agreeable between the two methods (protein coding RNA r = 0.92, lncRNA Pearson r = 0.79, and other RNAs r = 0.69).
The S. sciuri genome appears to be ubiquitously agreeable to the presence and expression of its mecA precursor homolog [ 44], and hence a study of the S. sciuri supragenome may yield insights into the genetic determinants whose homologs in, or horizontal acquisition by, a S. aureus genome may predispose to the acquisition of mecA.
Years later Mrs. Frémont recalled that Lincoln greeted her in the Red Room; remaining standing, and failing to offer her a seat, the president accepted General Frémont's letter, "smiled with an expression that was not agreeable," and read it.
Rhythm is agreeable, provided there is some change in the player's expression, something to sustain the interest; but lacking this a series of turning and twisting heads is apt to be tedious, and some times almost ridiculous.
However, Kant often uses the expression "aesthetic judgment" in a narrower sense which excludes judgments of the agreeable, and it is with aesthetic judgments in this narrower sense that the "Critique of Aesthetic Judgment" is primarily concerned.
