Sentence examples for agreeable part of from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a more agreeable part of their culture are the treats of sugar cane or rice balls packed with vitamins (molasses and rock salt) that the elephants receive at the end of each match.

The agreeable part of talking to Rohmer's actresses is that you are not in danger of having to endure the self-aggrandising flapdoodle of Hollywood actresses trying to persuade you how "dangerous" their part was and how it opened their inner being to a deeper relationship with humanity (and firmer bonding with their agent).

West had enough of the disagreeable in her nature to realise that an affirmation of the agreeable is part of an ongoing personal and political struggle.

"Therefore, the current measure will remain on the table while we continue to work with our parliamentary colleagues from all sides over the coming months on an agreeable solution as part of our broader discussions on Medicare and primary care reform," Ley said.

The book is built on agreeable miscellany, and parts of it are willfully trivial.

It was encouraging that the majority of nurses would likely be agreeable to providing cessation interventions as part of standard practice, and that they would not have to be convinced about the importance and desirability of intervening as much as it would be important to develop an intervention that would fit with the realities of their busy practice.

"Alec," the e-mail concludes, "Im [sic] sorry for my part of a dis-agreeable situation".

Alec, Im [sic] sorry for my part of a dis-agreeable situation".

These composers were part of a "brotherhood of agreeable, like-minded artists", as Budd describes them.

Thoreau left off eating meat because he found it "not agreeable to my imagination" and considered vegetarianism "part of the destiny of the human race, in its gradual improvement".

The fact that the rich have long found racing an agreeable way to create useful tax losses is only part of the answer.