Sentence examples for have been agreeable from inspiring English sources

"I think there were options put forth to the administration and school board that would have been agreeable and not costly to the district, but they chose not to go that route," he said.

Subjects will have completed at least 80% of all recommended glucose meters readings and will have been agreeable to intensification of diabetes according to the treatment algorithm.

But, she said, he has been agreeable.

Plenty of merchant vessels wouldn't accept female passengers at all; she'd been lucky that the captain of the freighter West Kebar had been agreeable.

Our divorce had been agreeable and final.

But while Obama has been agreeable in mentioning the unions in his speeches, the president struggles with making the promises come true.

In the foreword to the first Bedside he opined: "The task of selecting from a year's issues of the Manchester Guardian has been agreeable but difficult; there was so much material with equal claim".

"Had Moses been agreeable, the world would have never been turned on its head and the Dodgers would not have left," says Michael Shapiro, author of The Last Good Season, which chronicles the summer of 1957 in Brooklyn.

A man without conversation was liable to find himself devalued, whatever his other qualities: "In England it was enough that Newton was the greatest mathematician of the century," wrote Jean d'Alembert, a French philosopher and mathematician; "in France he would have been expected to be agreeable too".The conversation of the French salons and dinner tables became as stylised as a ballet.

"I don't think that Kim would have been so agreeable [before].

Aside from Mr. Stipe's stylishly skewed hat, they could have been any agreeable guests, admitting cheerfully that greatest-hits albums are the kind of thing bands usually do when they run out of ideas.