Sentence examples for agreeable to be from inspiring English sources

Too agreeable to be really disturbing.

Many people in England envied her; it was agreeable to be envied, even for a form of life that didn't exist.

But William's passionate temper and Pitt truculence had to be disciplined, so he was sent to Eton College, where he acquired social polish and learned to be aloof and yet agreeable, to be politely insolent.

Sure, it is agreeable to be "escorted" rather than "shown" to your room, as guests at the Fairmont Princess Hotel in Scottsdale, Ariz., are, but sometimes the pleasantries can be excessive.

They hint that the next generation of technology could be at once functional, emotional and philosophical: Algorithms might not be cold, unfeeling bots -- but funny companions that are agreeable to be around.

Under 18; incapacity to understand or speak English; unable to provide informed consent due to cognitive impairment (as assessed by the research assistant); or not agreeable to being considered the primary family carer.

With a touch of the supernatural, a tear-jerking plot, a loathsome villain, some adorable kids, and a lot of suspense making music, the film is agreeable enough to be a hit.

Nagging is neither fun nor agreeable, and most women like to be agreeable.

"It is agreeable, I think, to be rescued from unreality," Dr. Shearman wrote of the ceiling's new visibility.

The fact that all participants were agreeable to the information being visible and shared with healthcare staff validates the fact that they felt it was important and relevant to their care, and provided information they felt appropriate to disseminate.

But whether The Daily Beast, which is financed by the billionaire investor Barry Diller, and Mr. Harman can reach a deal that is agreeable to all parties is still unknown, this person said, speaking anonymously to reveal privileged information.