Sentence examples for agreeable fellow from inspiring English sources

He draws the wrong conclusions from it, but he's an agreeable fellow.

To their relief, he proves to be an agreeable fellow, a benign, hard-working fog god or spirit whom the villagers have plainly misjudged.

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.

John Irving, the novelist and longtime wrestler, said, "I've always found that heavyweights are among the more agreeable fellows in the wrestling world.

We passed an agreeable hour speculating on who among our fellow diners might be plotting to do away with whom.

Soon Robert Jackson, the higher education minister and former prize fellow of All Souls, would be holding agreeable Friday seminars in Oxford to discuss with the dons the future expansion of HE, which they all agreed was a jolly good thing.

Be agreeable, working with the manager/teacher and contributing to discussions with coworkers/or fellow students who give solutions (putting solutions on the chalk-/or marker-board) -- helping sort out ideas or showing how the answer is/was found.

Now that we were done climbing, it was an agreeable rather than a pestilent tiredness, and I felt glad for my fellow trekkers.

How agreeable.

Professional, agreeable waiters.

Well, I'm agreeable.