Sentence examples for agreeable to making from inspiring English sources

At least a couple countries would have to give over choice spots of land to a new and better regulated International Olympic Committee, but I could imagine Canada or somewhere in Scandinavia being agreeable to making room for Olympia North.

We used a tracking number for each questionnaire to avoid unnecessary reminders and allow re-contact of respondents who were agreeable to making their strategy available to other departments.

It's much more agreeable to make rules for others, as every dictator is aware, than to police yourself.

Converging evidence indicated that highly agreeable people tend to make emotional attribution decisions more quickly and exhibit greater temporoparietal junction activity during emotion attribution decisions, compared to low agreeable people.

But the occurrence of this comment in the context of Baumgarten's discussion of aesthetic truth (or of how truths can be presented in ways agreeable to the senses) makes clear that with this reference to "harmony" between the lower and upper faculties of cognition he is not quite introducing the idea of a free play between them.

Clients hire them to make agreeable places, not to reform their spiritual lives.

In a letter to JAMA in 1912, Kane railed against this with "If our soldiers cannot find agreeable amusement without booze to make it attractive it is time that a determined effort to refine their depraved taste be made by the officers, who have plenty of spare time on their hands".

Attempts are clearly being made to destabilize the social and economic situation, to weaken Russia in one way or another or to strike at our weaker spots, and they will continue primarily to make us more agreeable in resolving international issues.

When or if you fail to make the minimum agreeable payment on your private student loans the lenders will go after the cosigner for full payment.

Some days, Bernie and his wife, Kirsten, do go hungry, and Kirsten addresses this problem by making herself agreeable to American soldiers who have access to a PX.

Take the appalling Captain Renault, played by Claude Rains - a spineless stooge of Vichy France, who will appease anyone to make his own life agreeable.