Sentence examples for make agreeable from inspiring English sources

Clients hire them to make agreeable places, not to reform their spiritual lives.

Many of these biographical manuals, such as ʿOwfī's Lubāb al-albāb ("Quintessence of the Hearts") or Dowlatshāh's Tazkirat al-shuʿarā ("Biography of the Poets"), make agreeable reading.

One of the best-known authors in this group was Ameen Rihani (died 1941), whose descriptions of his journeys through the Arab world are informative and make agreeable reading.

If there was an earthquake in Latin America, says one of my guides, "I could make a phone call and by 6pm there would be 10,000 volunteers here boxing up [relief supplies]." Nearly everyone agrees that Mormons make agreeable neighbours: cheerful, friendly and highly unlikely to throw drunken parties.Yet many Americans remain suspicious of Mormonism.

Michael Ende's Jim Knopf und Lucas der Lokomotivführer (1961; Eng. trans., Jim Button and Luke the Engine Driver, 1963) has more than a touch of Oz; and both Kästner and Krüss have made agreeable additions to the realm of fantasy.

"You make yourself agreeable wherever you go," Johnson told him.

Wahlberg and Kunis make an agreeable couple, but it's hard to understand why no one ripped the stuffing out of the teddy bear a long time ago.

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

Downtown's greatest deficiencies are its large Skid Row area (sometimes called Central City East) and its lack of housing for middle- and lower-income families and the shops and amenities that make life agreeable at street level.

Trump, in his tussle with Megyn Kelly of Fox News, and with womankind in general, might also draw comfort from Rousseau's view of "woman" as "specially made to please man," who "must make herself agreeable to man rather than provoke him".

Ms. Dally's tapping and Ms. de León's stamping made equally agreeable clatters in "Fedora y Cordovez".