Sentence examples for agreeable somewhat from inspiring English sources

As always with oats, a light toasting works wonders, bringing out what McNeill describes as an "agreeable, somewhat nutty flavour".

3 49 p.m. | Updated After days of failing to persuade the struggling Oliver Perez to accept a demotion to the minor leagues, the Mets and Perez finally found a mutually agreeable, if somewhat dubious, solution Saturday.

(Andy Webster) 'In Acting Shakespeare' What began as an homage to Ian McKellen's one-man show "Acting Shakespeare" has become a boisterous, agreeable and somewhat glib tale of acting Shakespeare.

The ensuing LP, Tomorrow's Harvest, Boards Of Canada's first full-length since 2005's agreeable if somewhat under-whelming The Campfire Headphase, arguably revived some of the signifying features of the duo's early output and was widely met with acclaim, yet somehow fell short of replicating the impact of their debut Music Has the Right to Children and its successor, Geogaddi.

It must first undergo a process known as bletting (i.e., the flesh turns soft and brown); it then takes on an agreeable acidic and somewhat astringent flavour.

You're somewhat agreeable now, although only on certain days.

SERVICE: Agreeable and reasonably efficient.

Through a mix of agreeable tax breaks and somewhat lax regulation, over the past two decades they came not only to dominate European finance, but to prosper round the world.

When told that Arizona was thinking of moving him to guard, Davis sounded somewhat disappointed but agreeable.

Sheep have an agreeable disposition, and make willing [although somewhat rumbustious] experimental subjects.

They were more extroverted, more agreeable and less neurotic than their unhappy or somewhat happy peers.