Sentence examples for agreeable quality of from inspiring English sources

One agreeable quality of the old Fords was that they had no bumpers, and their fenders softened and wilted with the years and permitted driver to squeeze in and out of tight places.

At the end of one visit, Mrs. Mason reminds the girls that Mrs. Trueman "loves truth, and she is ever exercising benevolence and love from the insect, that she avoids treading on, her affection may be traced to that Being who lives for ever. And it is from her goodness her agreeable qualities spring".

Revisiting Spagone after all these years provided few surprises, but reaffirmed the original quality of this agreeable Italian place.

According to Hume, "morality is determined by sentiment" and virtue is "whatever mental action or quality gives to a spectator the pleasing sentiment of approbation" (ECPM 85); "virtue … is a quality of the mind agreeable to or approved by everyone, who considers or contemplates it" (ECPM 68).

Webster's defines noise as sound "that lacks agreeable musical quality or is noticeably unpleasant".

Two heuristic procedures are proposed to handle these models in an agreeable solution quality and computational time.

That said, the sped-up video gives it an agreeable birdlike quality, does it not?

HITnRUN Phase Two may be Prince's best album in a decade or two, and certainly the most confident and agreeable confirmation of his qualities for many a year.

I won't get into details, except to note that his sense of humor, one of his most attractive qualities, was not without an agreeable touch of gleeful malice.

Peynaud contends the first quality required of a wine's odor is finesse, which he defines as an agreeable odor of fruit or flower consistent with the true-to-type character of its scent.

I agree, Dutch people in general aren't always the most socially agreeable kind of people; but there's a subset of tech-enthusiasts in Amsterdam that exhibit all the right qualities to be around as a startup.