Sentence examples for can be agreeable from inspiring English sources
New World goat in the Hispanic style can be agreeable when it is served moist and not overdone, but the meltingly tender goat my wife and I consumed in Oman on that April afternoon when the apricot blossoms trembled in the clear air against an impossibly blue sky is nothing like it.
Patient affinity for LDN may be driven somewhat by the "low-dose" preface, which can be agreeable to individuals who have experienced negative side effects from other medications.
We can change, we can challenge, we can agree to disagree, we can agree to be agreeable.
"It can be quite agreeable, the perfect if-only.
Hume emphasizes that this is a "discovery" both "new and extraordinary," and that it is skeptical in character (EHU 7.28 29; SBN 76): "No conclusions can be more agreeable to scepticism than such as make discoveries concerning the weakness and narrow limits of human reason and capacity.
This doesn't mean you have to be agreeable; you can tell someone to shove it with perfectly polite words.
There comes a point in a conversation where one can choose to go deep, or be agreeable.
Try to be agreeable when you can.
If you do not agree with anything on that first agreement, do not sign it, and speak-up until a compromise can be made, that is agreeable to all.
She likes being alone: "I can work in the evenings instead of having to be agreeable by the fire".
