Sentence examples similar to infinitely agreeable from inspiring English sources

Granted, it's World Cup year but, percentage wise, very few Football League players will be going to South Africa so there is no reason why they could not keep going through May when the nights are longer and the English weather infinitely more agreeable for watching and playing football.

Before I lost my PSP's battery charger, I was rocking one of those hacked firmware that let you play all sorts of "homebrew" on it, which made taking the stupid train infinitely more agreeable.

But is infinite information infinitely valuable?

Mr. Garner's unflappably agreeable Shep is a crusty codger who is infinitely tolerant of his wife's shenanigans.

Mary Astell (1668-1731), for example, was a poet and philosopher whose book "A Serious Proposal to the Ladies" informs its female readers that the life of the mind is "a Matter infinitely more worthy your Debates, than what Colours are most agreeable, or what's the Dress becomes you best".

Melissus wins this particular debate, in Bayle's view, because it is more agreeable to a priori reason to suppose that there is just one necessary and infinitely perfect being responsible for the creation of the universe than to suppose that there are two warring gods, one good and the other evil (which is the view of Bayle's fictionalized Zoroaster).

How agreeable.

Infinitely, yes.

Professional, agreeable waiters.

It looks infinitely better.

Dogs are infinitely patient.