Sentence examples for agreeable society from inspiring English sources

Affability is a commercial virtue, but it is also the affect of people who feel themselves to be living in a fundamentally agreeable society.

Can we extend this rather agreeable anti-authoritarian interpretation into wider society?

Some of us remember the agreeable pace and candlelit pubs of the three-day week, when society adapted to predictable energy rationing.

The key to enabling each young man and woman to become part of society is liberating each person to work on terms mutually agreeable to that person and to his or her employer.

Natural virtues are those traits that are useful or agreeable to people whether or not they are living in a large society, whereas artificial virtues are those traits that emerge as useful or agreeable in social groups that go beyond families or small communities, and in which social cooperation is needed among people with few or no personal ties.

Each citizen has the right to an agreeable living environment, to perspectives, to freedom of choice and participation in society [ 4].

Unlike Congo or Somalia, where conflict has dismantled lives and societies for decades, the refugees from Syria had, until recently, enjoyed an untroubled, materially agreeable existence.

Entirely agreeable.

How agreeable.

Professional, agreeable waiters.

"He was very agreeable.