Sentence examples similar to made more agreeable from inspiring English sources

Mr. Teitelbaum eventually thought better of it and had his players make more agreeable noises, with electronic processing following them along.

Everything is made even more agreeable with a spoonful of turmeric-stained rice, and do not neglect the sweet-tangy Indonesian coleslaw called asinan kelapa.

The 1986 tax reform act has only made ESOPs more agreeable.

If in the past most breakthroughs were about making life longer, in the future most will be about making it more agreeable.

Illustration, if it does not shorten the time of study, will at least make it more agreeable".

Unless crowds are your thing, these lakeside villages make a more agreeable base than the town itself.

[Prozac] lowers aggression and bitterness against environment and so could be said to make people more agreeable.

The answer involves a number of fairly small things, some of which will also make flying more agreeable.Begin at the departure gate.

Does home environment -- parenting style, marital harmony, the use or rejection of day care -- shape a child's personality, making her more agreeable, less aggressive or more extroverted?

(The author considers anything that makes driving more agreeable, whether hands-free cellphones or recorded books or drive-through Starbucks, an environmental negative).

Attempts are clearly being made to destabilize the social and economic situation, to weaken Russia in one way or another or to strike at our weaker spots, and they will continue primarily to make us more agreeable in resolving international issues.