Sentence examples for agreeable to talk from inspiring English sources

Meeting him in London the publisher Rupert Hart-Davis did not immediately recognise him: "He looks about sixteen, and at first I thought he was someone's little boy brought along to see the fun – very Jewish, with wavy fairish hair, very intelligent and agreeable to talk to".

As the candidate played hard to get, she said, the debate commission grew agreeable to talking about creative, spontaneous formats for the debates.

The trainer Ned Allard does not hold news conferences, but he is agreeable to interviews, if anybody wants to talk to him.

As Parker Prep's aspiring Hunter S. Thompson, minus drugs, Mr. Miller ("We Need to Talk About Kevin") is an agreeable screen presence who evokes the Christian Slater of "Heathers," devoid of Mephistophelian affectations.

Participants did not have to be ready to take action on any of the three target behaviors in order to be eligible for the study, just willing to talk about these issues each week with the counselor and agreeable in principle to trying the weekly experiments.

TODAY's recommended economics writing:Let's talk about each other, shall we? Econobloggers like to talk about econobloggers, and now econoblogger Leigh Caldwell has done a study of how agreeable or disagreeable econobloggers are.

Reviewer 2 Much of what you say about Dawkins talk is agreeable to me.

For its part, Pakistan would be agreeable to two-way or three-way talks.

The agreeable part of talking to Rohmer's actresses is that you are not in danger of having to endure the self-aggrandising flapdoodle of Hollywood actresses trying to persuade you how "dangerous" their part was and how it opened their inner being to a deeper relationship with humanity (and firmer bonding with their agent).

"It's more agreeable to me.

Agreeable to me the nascent day:.