Sentence examples similar to agreeable remarks from inspiring English sources
The Ambassador explained that Americans were hoping for a more forward-leaning statement by Muammar al-Qadhafi in New York but instead heard a series of remarks that were not agreeable to the American public.
When the English essayist Joseph Addison visited Lake Geneva's Alps in 1699, describing them as "an agreeable kind of horror" in his travelogue "Remarks on Several Parts of Italy," he probably didn't know he was kick-starting a literary trend that would later draw the likes of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Edward Gibbon, Byron, the Shelleys, Mark Twain and Hemingway.
Atrash later remarked that "It was not agreeable to know that we owed our freedom to defeat".
"No comment," said the usually agreeable Pellegrino.
Kant's remarks about music in §§51 54 suggest that music might not even qualify as beautiful, as opposed to merely agreeable, art.
Professional, agreeable waiters.
An agreeable explanation?
