Sentence examples for be most agreeable from inspiring English sources

Square Books, which he and his quick-witted wife, Lisa, founded in 1979, is the best independent bookstore in Mississippi and probably the whole of the South; it may actually be most agreeable bookstore in the country.

Pick music that you think will be most agreeable to the spirit of your party and your guests.

The contrast in texture is most agreeable.

He was most agreeable and it worked out fine.

"I'm most agreeable to this," Father Walsh told an overflow meeting of several hundred students yesterday in the second‐floor auditori um of the Campus Center Building.

A plate of Bavarian cheeses, ranging from mild but flavorful (something like provolone) to deliciously soft and smelly was most agreeable, though served a bit too cold.

The food, predominantly Vietnamese and French, is most agreeable: a perfect salad of ripe papaya and avocado, for example, and chunky frogs' legs with plenty of garlic and capers.

Mary Astell (1668-1731), for example, was a poet and philosopher whose book "A Serious Proposal to the Ladies" informs its female readers that the life of the mind is "a Matter infinitely more worthy your Debates, than what Colours are most agreeable, or what's the Dress becomes you best".

Glass, who was Jewish, was most agreeable to this, but wondered what to do if his turn came before Como arrived.

Life magazine had a photo essay on the Moonlight Buoy and wrote, "The name of the suit, of course, suggests the nocturnal conditions under which nude swimming is most agreeable".

The crab cakes, served as an appetizer, did have a crisp, attractive finish, and the strong, definite flavor of the darkish meat taken from stone crabs was most agreeable.