Sentence examples for generally agreeable from inspiring English sources

The performances of these indifferent works were generally agreeable, though of no particular distinction.

SOUND LEVEL -- Generally agreeable, but background music was too loud one evening.

The good-natured patter between numbers sagged at moments but was generally agreeable.

In life, because humans are not generally agreeable, one often defaults to "yes, but".

The sound of the work is generally agreeable and not always remarkable, except for his voice: even when his band edges into docile lounge jazz, his untutored, ragged singing pulls the songs back into a territory that belongs to him alone.

Godfrey's Island Rule yields an estimate of the transport which is surprisingly robust and generally agreeable with values from numerical experiments (e.g. Schiller et al. 1998).

But people felt that the rest of the country would be generally less agreeable.

Either of those cars is generally more agreeable on public roads.

The climate is generally gentle and agreeable.

The result, despite some summer fog and heat and winter snow and ice, is a generally temperate and agreeable climate.

I was asked bland amorphisms like whether I was "someone who tends to find fault" with people (duh), is generally "friendly and agreeable" (see previous response), and always "does a thorough job" (can I just skip this question?).