Sentence examples for less agreeable to from inspiring English sources

And the frustration and pollution are adding to that cost because they make London less agreeable to function in.

With a population of this kind, it is possible that GPs were less agreeable to referral.

But, as Mr. Vesce, 64, stood alone in the Paramount's cavernous auditorium on a rainy weekday this month, he had a more immediate and less agreeable story to tell: As the board president of the nonprofit Paramount Center for the Arts, he was there to shut down the theater — at least until the city could find a new operator for it.

People who knew a lot of swear words tend to be open to new experiences, but also more neurotic, less agreeable (ie harder to get along with) and less conscientious (ie more likely to adopt a "will this do?" approach).

His herky-jerky motions and mild air of irritation make him less than agreeable to watch.

Looked at today in the British Museum it is a powerful work of art; but to the mother of a family trying to settle down in her little hut, it would have seemed less agreeable – as menacing to her civilisation as the periscope of a nuclear submarine".

You suspect though that he might be a little less agreeable were he to know that Carrie was the one who gave the order for the strike that killed his family.

Predictors for saying that the scientific aspects of medicine were important were, in order, being less agreeable, more open to experience, having greater personal distress, and being male.

In contrast, the researchers found that people who are less agreeable are actually more likely to engage in similar transgressions after receiving forgiveness.

What he said to others was less agreeable.

If the transgression is small, might it still be better to forgive a less agreeable partner, particularly if forgiveness is in your nature?