The phrase "agreeable picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an image or scene that is pleasant or pleasing to the senses.
Example: "The artist painted an agreeable picture of the serene landscape, capturing the beauty of nature."
Alternatives: "pleasant image" or "pleasing depiction".
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.
Vietnam Report, a business and data service, has just released a comprehensive white paper, prepared by Corr Analytics, a New York-based risk management consultancy, that paints an agreeable picture of investment opportunities, particularly in those industries that the Vietnamese government is anxious to hive off to the private sector.
Why are these two entirely original and of-the-moment performers marginal players in this agreeable, lackluster picture and not stars of the year's greatest girl-bromance?
The Hampshire vicar William Gilpin, gave us the Picturesque: "that particular kind of beauty, which is agreeable in a picture", laying out his prescription for what constituted the perfect view.
A week behind the wheel of the wholly agreeable Audi A6 TDI (pictured here) prompts us to revisit this story, which first appeared on BBC Autos in 2013.
Some Twitter users even placed the Fibonacci spiral on top to show why the picture appears so agreeable.
Despite the changes that those 25 years brought China and Ms. Jin, they add up to a remarkably consistent picture of politely agreeable West-absorbs-East idioms.
A picture of the agreeable life in these dwellings may be gleaned from an 1899 article in The New York Herald.
Dr. Cohen's pictures of breast enhancement are as agreeable as lingerie advertisements, but his colleagues deliver some pretty strong stuff.
But people who have worked with him paint a picture of an innovative thinker who has an agreeable charm but can also be pugnacious and confrontational when challenged intellectually.
Ms. Swados and a company of young actors will demonstrate that this weekend in "Books Cook 2: Animals, Aliens and Not So Agreeable Kids," a reading in SoHo of about a dozen picture books from Scholastic.
