Sentence examples for agreeable now from inspiring English sources
"The children will say, 'Yeah, they're agreeable now, but you should have seen them when they were 60 or 70, they were so obnoxious,'" he said.
After their divorce, Chabrol explained: "My rapport with Stéphane as an actress is more agreeable now than when we were married.
You're somewhat agreeable now, although only on certain days.
However, he noted that "this time in language ('Sucks to be you right now') agreeable to a nation of tweens and in a manner agreeable to anyone who likes yelping along in unison to ascendant pop choruses".
It is now agreeable that collating the large-scale signaling pathway data could not be done without crowd sourcing and open source initiatives.
"It's a nice day," Elliot said, wanting now to be agreeable.
Clean streets are agreeable, and Beijing's may now be better than New York's.
The agreeable sense of isolation is now keener still since the last cross-Channel ferry stopped serving Boulogne (although a high-speed service from Ramsgate is rumoured).
Watching him now, this intelligent, agreeable man, natty in his tweed jacket and tasseled loafers, relaxing by the fire, I found it hard to imagine the angst he experienced in his youth about his looks.
The plots are not the drawing point of Eric Lane's agreeable "Heart of the City," now at the Theater at 30th Street, although there are many, about assorted New Yorkers.
"Here and Now" is an agreeable self-portrait, in which Mr. Morton acknowledges his Scottish roots with "My Love Is Like a Red, Red Rose," an 18th-century tune with lyrics by Robert Burns, and his British background with a breezy rendition of Noël Coward's "Matelot".
