Sentence examples for agreeable face from inspiring English sources

The Tories were simply trying to get into government – but inexplicably refused to do it under the agreeable face of Lord Wellington Peter Bowless), insisting instead on the rather-too-blunt Sir Robert Peel Nigel Lindsayy ).

For the writer, the least agreeable aspect of modern China is the rampant entrepreneurism that lines the path to every notable sight with frantically aggressive venders, who push their wares right in your face.

The intense competition among managers takes place not only behind the agreeable public faces I have described but within an extraordinarily indirect and ambiguous linguistic framework.

Managers stress the need to exercise iron self-control and to have the ability to mask all emotion and intention behind bland, smiling, and agreeable public faces.

And while it's easy to recognize a passive aggressive co-worker — the colleague who is agreeable to your face but badmouths the idea behind your back or the sarcastic direct report whose constant retort is "but it was just a joke" — recognizing one's own passive-aggressive behaviors at work can be quite difficult.

While some of their politics might not be agreeable, their pretty faces sure are.

Amid the toe-to-toe traffic and camera-twirling tourists, people who work in Manhattan face an agreeable decision in the middle of each day: what to eat?

Marks is a profoundly agreeable fellow, crumpled of face, eloquent of pronouncement and unassuming in his enormous sloppy cardie, packet of rolling baccy escaping from his shirt pocket.

Kenan Thompson, who plays Fat Albert in a bright red sweater and generously proportioned fat suit, has an agreeable affect and a face to match.

He was an agreeable man with a round face and an easy manner.

If still agreeable, a date was made for a face to face interview which took place in the patient's home, with signed informed consent forms being completed before the interview commenced.