Sentence examples for agreeable human from inspiring English sources
They don't necessarily see him as a potential prime minister, but as an agreeable human being a quality that allows him to voice their dislike for the aggression and negativity of the two main parties.Mr Kennedy is not particularly strong on policy, but that is unlikely to harm him in the campaign.
Despite my efforts, I've been a relatively agreeable human being.
Dr Adam Kotsko, an academic at Shimer College in Chicago and expert in the perverse appeal of less agreeable human character traits, has bravely attempted to work out why we're so obsessed with such characters who should, as the definition of creepiness goes, "cause an unpleasant feeling of fear or unease".
Adam Kotsko, an academic at Shimer College in Chicago and an expert in the perverse appeal of less agreeable human character traits, has bravely attempted to work out why we're so obsessed with such characters who should, as the definition of creepiness goes, "cause an unpleasant feeling of fear or unease".
Among the things that are naturally agreeable to human nature, Hume lists music, good cheer, and "the fair sex".
Benjamin Netanyahu is not an especially agreeable man.
The Kirk set up a committee of purity of doctrine to investigate the teachings of Campbell, a Kirk minister who painted such a distressingly agreeable picture of human nature.
Her reappearance, in unexpected circumstances, causes a reversion in the direction of the story, and in the life of the doctor and his best friend, who has shown himself to be more agreeable than many humans (a theme dear to Highsmith, who dedicated one novel to her cat, Spider).
And yet they were also human beings, energetic, agreeable.
In life, because humans are not generally agreeable, one often defaults to "yes, but".
Book III, on morals, characterizes moral goodness in terms of "feelings" of approval or disapproval that people have when they consider human behaviour in the light of agreeable or disagreeable consequences, either to themselves or to others.
