The grand cru was summarized as being "agreeable," "woody," "complex," "balanced," and "rounded," while the most popular adjectives for the vin de table included "weak," "short," "light," "flat," and "faulty".
And Livius, in all his speeches to the people, always told them that he proposed no laws but such as were agreeable to the senate, who had a particular regard to the people's advantage.
It reported on a new study in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology in which the researchers concluded that people who characterized themselves as being "agreeable," and who valued character traits like modesty, altruism, tender-mindedness and straight-forwardness earned an average of $7,000 less than their more combative colleagues.
Mrs. Pitre was as industrious as she was agreeable.
As exiles go, this is agreeable.
Cross-cultural surveys have shown that almost any touch from a lover is agreeable, as are many expressions of physical contact from a friend.
"Who's That Woman?," in which the Follies alumnae recreate a celebrated routine, is agreeable enough as led by Carol Woods.
The former, according to William Gilpin in his "Essay on Prints" in 1768, could be defined as "that kind of beauty which is agreeable in a picture", while the latter conjured up an intensity of pleasure aroused by scenes that evoked fear, horror, strangeness and awe – as long as you were perfectly safe yourself.
A. Lucas A. Ferrara, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that at the end of a free-market lease, a landlord is free to condition a renewal lease upon such terms as may be agreeable to the parties, including payment of a processing fee to a broker.
If I need surgery again, even heart surgery, I would definitely opt for self-hypnosis, as long as the surgeon was agreeable to it.
This is something Poe called "copyism" in 1836 -- "Without subjecting the [writer under review, Sir Francis Head] to the imputation of copyism, one may describe the manner as being an agreeable mixture of Charles Lamb's and Washington Irving's".
