Sentence examples for it's agreeable to from inspiring English sources

H.A.K.: I think it might be safer at eleven-thirty it it's agreeable to you.

The game in which enemies and the player lose proficiency as they take damage still awaits us, but in the meantime, it's agreeable to find other ways to resolve combat.

Many people in England envied her; it was agreeable to be envied, even for a form of life that didn't exist.

It was agreeable to know that in popping the champagne you were vaguely in line with some ancient Greek thinker or other.

It was agreeable to find that Mary Norton in person has none of the eccentricities popularly associated with writers of children's stories.

Sure, it is agreeable to be "escorted" rather than "shown" to your room, as guests at the Fairmont Princess Hotel in Scottsdale, Ariz., are, but sometimes the pleasantries can be excessive.

In a squalid time, when the drive is to transfer national power from the state to the counting house, it is agreeable to remember a moment in the life of the Republic--a brief moment, and only intermittently shining--when the nation's leadership seized the public imagination and for a season impelled Americans to live up to their own best selves.

As Cohen now says, "It was agreeable to have some kind of a reputation or some kind of list of credentials so you didn't have to start from scratch with every woman you walked into".

Hence, the impact of B-Raf on tumor progression may be overwhelming and it is agreeable to target B-Raf for cancer therapy.

It's a spot that's agreeable to the novelist and poet Jim Harrison, who has maintained a winter home in Patagonia for 17 years.

It's agreeable just to watch most of them stand: they're so open that their thighs, waists and faces all seem to greet the audience in the same way.