Sentence examples for agreeable questions from inspiring English sources

Difficult issues have come up, raised by journalists if not by others, and all candidates like to go before sympathetic groups and take agreeable questions.

And, again as in his first appearance, he jousted with a defense lawyer but seemed largely agreeable to questions from a prosecutor who is seeking his execution.

Participants were generally agreeable to answering questions about their sexual partners and practices.

The Democrats seemed agreeable, though they also questioned whether the administration had used all the enforcement tools already available.

Watters and Kuchera praised the concept of psych profiles to hone more agreeable teammate selections, but questioned its effectiveness.

Skipping agreeable preambles, I answer his questions on disability-based infanticide and pose some of my own.

"Animals are such agreeable friends — they ask no questions, they pass no criticisms," George Eliot wrote 150 years ago in "Scenes of Clerical Life".

GROUCHO MARX Animals are such agreeable friends – they ask no questions, they pass no criticisms.

They pick people who will be agreeable and not ask tough questions.

The Appeal: "A very agreeable and sophisticated answer to that question 'Where shall we have lunch?', Milliways is a place where one can meet and dine with a fascinating cross-section of the entire population of space and time".

"For me, characters who might seem disagreeable, if you give them a problem, become less disagreeable," he said, responding to a question from Mullan about Richard Katz, one of Freedom's central – and less agreeable – characters.