Sentence examples for agreeable new from inspiring English sources

That should give government and business leaders the time needed to find an agreeable new site for the Garden and to start planning a less gloomy, more efficient Pennsylvania Station.

Musically and stylistically it's a nostalgia trip back to the mid-1980s, with some agreeable new tracks of its own, but there's also a dose of family strife to add some shade.

The remaining buildings, and a cluster of rather agreeable new structures, house a marine sciences center run by five universities from British Columbia and Alberta, primarily for students and professional researchers, but also with limited public programs.

BEING WILLIE: One of the best things about Willie Nelson's books — his very agreeable new one, "The Tao of Willie" (Gotham) enters the extended hardcover advice list this week at No. 10 — are the jokes.

News aggregators can create hyper homophily by allowing an end user to maximize exposure to agreeable news while minimizing exposure to new and conflicting information and create an "echo-chamber effect" of personal information feedback.

It has been running since February to modest reviews — "an agreeable drama," The New York Times called it — and one day last spring Ray Anderson, the N.F.L.'s executive vice president for football operations, was walking after dinner with his wife, Buffie, passed by the theater and decided to buy tickets.

In an agreeable coincidence, a new book published in the month of Hubbard's death offers another fascinating view into the attitudes and opportunities that ruled science in Hubbard's early years.

Daigo's wife, Mika, is surprisingly agreeable to his new idea and does not resist her husband's decision to leave their sophisticated urban lifestyle.

That is, things looked good if you were able to look away from less agreeable aspects of the new regime.

Quite agreeable in itself, the new movement sticks out from the other three: its sound blossoming in full flower but surrounded by the original's dryer, tougher tone.

So instead of denying you are argumentative, you could say: "Actually, I'm quite agreeable and open to new ideas".