Sentence examples for agreeable though from inspiring English sources

His music is much more agreeable though.

The performances of these indifferent works were generally agreeable, though of no particular distinction.

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

A plate of Bavarian cheeses, ranging from mild but flavorful (something like provolone) to deliciously soft and smelly was most agreeable, though served a bit too cold.

Two further parts follow, one called "Night Guards", the other "Body Guards", and the tone becomes darker, the mood more tense, the characters more complex and less agreeable, though it's never without humour.

By appointing liberals to key jobs and by allowing a number of finicky rules to go unobserved, Mr Khatami has, in his two years as president, turned Iran into a more agreeable (though, alas, no more prosperous) place for an independent-minded person to live in.

Agreeable people, though, tend to prefer Pepsi, and those open to experience prefer Max Factor.People are, of course, unlikely to want to take personality tests so that marketing departments around the world can intrude even more on their lives than happens already.

The play settles into an agreeable groove, though.

There's some agreeable company, though: not least Isabella Rossellini, who has never been as gleefully cartoonish.

The cast members are all agreeable company, though some are better at summoning the style of the show's era.

I'd had a relationship with a woman in my early 20s, so living as a lesbian was agreeable enough, though I mourned the societal ease we would lose.