Sentence examples for its agreeable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Powell's fiction has given me a lot of pleasure over the years, and "You & Me" has its agreeable moonshines.

Cape Cod is particularly known for its agreeable climate and areas of natural beauty, including the Cape Cod National Seashore (established 1961).

It has, obviously, a form, an arrangement of sounds in relation to thoughts that somehow makes its agreeable nonsense closed, complete, and decisive.

Then, in 1928, Mr. Brisbane hired Schultze & Weaver, hotel specialists, to design the medieval-style 1215 Fifth Avenue, with its agreeable contrast of light masonry and caramel-colored brick, on his plot on 102nd.

This small study with all its agreeable limitations was done to see if the promising data obtained from previous studies might be translatable into experimental ischemic stroke.

This very first investigation with all its agreeable limitations was done to see if the promising data obtained from previous studies in other fields of regenerative medicine might be translatable into experimental ischemic stroke.

Its sentiment is agreeable, its expression deliberately crude: We poets really love when the PL's out of town getting paid for writing poems in honour of the Crown.

But then Bausch's work has never ignored the full spectrum of humanity, even — or particularly — its less agreeable aspects.

Despite a scattered script and tonal irregularities among the actors, the show is sustained by its momentum, agreeable quirkiness and winning optimism (1 05).

The transfers between model and artifact are gracefully done, and what Orff has added is new layers of rhythmic and metric complexity, all tending to stir this music from its otherwise agreeable placidity.

Also keeping a lot of A-listers half-heartedly occupied: Now You See Me 2 (eOne, 12), another FBI-allied illusionist caper that doubles down on the quick, silly rug-pulling of its dorkily agreeable predecessor, but with a hefty shot of added smugness.