Sentence examples for agreeable job from inspiring English sources

If any pop song deserves to have an entire book written about it, it is surely "White Christmas," and Jody Rosen, a freelance journalist, does a breezy, agreeable job of stepping back from a piece of our cultural furniture to let us see just what a phenomenon it is.

Way too many job-seekers go to a job interview ready to be the meekest, mildest, most agreeable job applicant the world has ever seen.

Having suggested several viable alternatives for publicizing student events, the group now needs to get down to the "not-so-agreeable job" of establishing an effective poster policy.

The house at No. 236 has been treated to another agreeable paint job; note the mid-20th century infill on the doorway and half-round window.

(Judging by the pair of tongs he holds in the other hand and the hammer between his feet, we may surmise that the brothers have malevolently interrupted Nephi's otherwise agreeable day job as a blacksmith).

(Arlie Russell Hochschild flirts with this position in his book, The Managed Heart: Commercialization of Human Feeling). I am quite happy to make myself agreeable on the job.

A challenging commission in 1962, to create living space in a derelict backyard at Brasenose College, Oxford, led to an agreeable series of jobs in that city and at Cambridge.

The data also suggest that people lacking agreeableness are more likely to lose their jobs than agreeable ones.

It is not as if the new breed of brazen entrepreneurs is very good at the core job of overseeing agreeable results and acceptable entertainment.

What began for me as a curious but agreeable part-time work-study job to accompany my academic studies at Union and my career as a folk singer and songwriter, over the course of a year has come to play a significant role in my theological education and vocational development.

Hallmark writing jobs are so agreeable that vacancies occur infrequently.