Sentence examples similar to agreeably aged from inspiring English sources
The tree canopies spread agreeably with age, and by blooming in unison (as clones) they create an enchanting blush-white cloud that floats above the water.
First, Golson, in a concert featuring Leonard Bernstein as the narrator, agreeably running sixteenth notes, followed by the "free-jazz" genius Eric Dolphy, playing for the ages (and Golson's smile in the background is anything but endearing).
But it's more than just the lack of space that makes the place feel so intimate — it's the charming clutter of Parisian signs and Polaroids of hip-looking young men and women stuck in the chandelier and in the corners of mirrors hung on the wall; the agreeably dim lighting; and the music playing just a little too loud, as if your bratty teen-age brother had taken control of the family stereo.
But it's more than just the lack of space that makes the place feel so intimate it's the charming clutter of Parisian signs and Polaroids of hip-looking young men and women stuck in the chandelier and in the corners of mirrors hung on the wall; the agreeably dim lighting; and the music playing just a little too loud, as if your bratty teen-age brother had taken control of the family stereo.
"Belike," Will says agreeably.
The motor buzzed agreeably.
Everyone laughs agreeably.
It looked agreeably short.
Mr. Brody nodded agreeably.
