Sentence examples for is not disagreeable from inspiring English sources

The oak treatment adds a sort of creamy cushion to the wine that is not disagreeable, yet it is a softer, less lively wine, perhaps more suited for indoors or for winter.

Well, God invented language, say Jane Wagner and Lily Tomlin, because of our deep need to complain, and Samuel Johnson once observed that "if a man talks of his misfortunes there is something in them that is not disagreeable to him".

While the area around St Ann's Square and Deansgate is not disagreeable, if you compare it with Birmingham and its exciting development, we've got nothing to touch that in Manchester".

"At Infosys we have a saying: 'You can disagree with me as long as you're not disagreeable.' And to me, Davos represents that.

My attentions were not disagreeable to her….

Although the women of 'The Inside' could never have the same level of freedom to those on the outside, life inside the Inner Court was not disagreeable, as life was easier than the outside and most necessities were provided for.

For example, the authorization by the Second Continental Congress to General Philip Schuyler for the campaign included language that, if it was "not disagreeable to the Canadians", to "immediately take possession of St. John's, Montreal, and any other parts of the Country", and to "pursue any other measures in Canada" that might "promote peace and security" of the colonies.

She was an unemotive person who had annoyed me until I saw her one day with a copy of "Middlemarch" and realized that she wasn't disagreeable, she was just a reader and lost in her own thoughts — a New Yorker with no time for fake pleasantries.

She was an unemotive person who had annoyed me until I saw her one day with a copy of "Middlemarch" and realized that she wasn't disagreeable, she was just a reader and lost in her own thoughts a New Yorker with no time for fake pleasantries.

My companion was pleasant enough, smiled a lot and the dates weren't disagreeable.

This situation is not altogether disagreeable to those who hold power, and they are understandably reluctant to give it away.