"Nextdoor's view is that you can disagree... without being disagreeable," he said.
My complaint against them is that they are so extremely disagreeable.
The disagreeable reality is that companies have been working the system to lower the amount of debt they show investors, even though lease debt is just as real as any bank loan.
The truth is that there is something deeply disagreeable in the tone, not only of the commentariat, but also of the leaders who are pressing the British to come quickly to terms with their choice.
Though I appreciate personally the force of this hint of the State Secretary's in favour of the private communication rather than the public warning, I confined myself to replying that one of our main causes for anxiety in England was our belief that disagreeable facts were withheld from Herr Hitler by those who were responsible for making them known to him.
They are not all, or even principally, that prison is disagreeable... My principal reason is that I have ideas for what I believe to be a really important piece of philosophical research... but in spite of my utmost efforts, I find it very hard to accomplish much here".
Investors may be overlooking the fact that, disagreeable as some may find coal power plants, often there are few cheap and clean alternatives.
Mr. Clinton, speaking before the service, said: "Joe Moakley proved you could disagree without being disagreeable, that you could fight and have honest differences without trying to hurt your adversary.
Likewise, such cynicism pervades the novel Love Among the Ruins: A Romance of the Near Future (1953), set in a dystopian, welfare-state Britain that is so socially disagreeable that euthanasia is the most-sought of the government's social services.
To be sure, there are specific contexts in which we might call something that is disagreeable good, or something that is beautiful disagreeable, but these are the exceptions, not the rule a medicine that is good for one, for example, may nevertheless be disagreeable (Kalligone, pp. 672 3n).
