The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times are also agreeable.
They're also agreeable to an idea put forth by Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa., to subject the auto companies to monthly benchmarking so the government can ensure the money is being used as it sees fit.
We are told that Youngers are more agreeable but also that, like little baby brother Voltaire, they can watch from their end of the table and emerge as scathing satirists.
"The picture I have seen drawn by enthusiastic newspaper hacks of the rich capitalist and the mechanic sitting here side by side in honorable community of thought is agreeable, but also entirely fanciful," he wrote.
People who knew a lot of swear words tend to be open to new experiences, but also more neurotic, less agreeable (ie harder to get along with) and less conscientious (ie more likely to adopt a "will this do?" approach).
At that time, life was becoming much happier for him, not only because his liaison was agreeable but also because a review of him in the series of articles entitled Les Poètes maudits ("The Accursed Poets") published by Verlaine in 1883 and the praise lavished on him by J.-K.
Less agreeable but also persistent have been the howls of morality watchdogs, like Dr. John Roach Straton, who denounced dancing in 1921 as "fundamentally wrong in that it necessitated the hugging of both sexes"; Will Hays, who enforced the Production Code of 1930; and Pat Robertson, who castigated ABC and the Walt Disney Company for broadcasting Ellen DeGeneres's coming out on her sitcom in 1997.
He is agreeable & unpartisan, but also stylish & unorthodox.
In the movie, which was based on the Peter Morgan play, Michael Sheen portrays Mr. Frost as glib and agreeable on the surface, but also shallow and desperate for approval and affirmation.
Justice Thomas called New London's plan "a costly urban-renewal project whose stated purpose is a vague promise of new jobs and increased tax revenue, but which is also suspiciously agreeable to the Pfizer Corporation".
