She felt an agreeable sense of accomplishment at having mastered the snowfall, a feeling close to happiness.
One day, someone sent an e-mail message: "Hey, I think you might be our neighbor!" Vance did not smile at the monitor or feel an agreeable "small-world glow".
The build quality is uniformly excellent, so it feels very solid and agreeable – well capable of tugging a caravan around.
Still, he said, "it feels like we are getting closer to a mutually agreeable way for the university to move forward on its long-term plans".
There is no pleasure to be had in dealing roughly with a work as well meaning as Ulin's; it feels almost perverse to criticize a book for being too agreeable.
It has felt like a thoroughly agreeable place to decamp and hang around, but there's never enough time, so this is my last column.
It felt like a thoroughly agreeable place to decamp and hang around for a while, but there's never enough time.
The research provides some evidence that agreeable people feel a sense of obligation when they're forgiven, a kind of moral contract: You forgave me, so I'll reciprocate by treating you well.
Across four different studies, the researchers found that more agreeable people feel a strong need to respond in kind when they are forgiven, which means not repeating the behavior that bothered or upset their partner -- such as smoking, flirting, neglecting chores, or overspending.
Relatedly, the TBAs could have felt compelled to appear agreeable to this practice during the interviews.
Ms. Reid, a British television mainstay who did a decade on the soap opera "Coronation Street," portrays the flintier, less agreeable Celia with considerable, if perhaps too visible, skill; sometimes the character's smugness feels uncomfortably genuine.
