Sentence examples for make an agreeable from inspiring English sources

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. Brent, a clever and pleasing actor, makes an agreeable and intelligent chap of the lover.

When he is not delivering sententious commonplaces or indulging in heavy whimsy, he makes an agreeable guide.

Kristine Landon-Smith's production makes an agreeable spectacle, Sue Mayes's design beautifully evokes Rajasthan skies and the acting is perfectly good.

The elegance of that oversize, sweeping swing and of his fielding, with the smooth precision of his arm, made an agreeable contrast to the homey inelegance of his speaking style.

"Kristine Landon-Smith's production makes an agreeable spectacle," says Billington, for instance, adding that, "Sue Mayes's design beautifully evokes russet Rajasthan skies, and the acting is perfectly good".

The tested 228i has a turbocharged 240-horsepower, 2-litre four-cylinder engine, which makes an agreeable little racket when pushed.

Harmonisation differs from standardisation in that it does not impose a single methodology or norm, but rather seeks to find ways of integrating or making "an agreeable effect" from information gathered through disparate methodologies.

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

If you and your client or potential client cannot make a mutually agreeable deal, you have to be willing to walk.

Of course you cannot make yourself an agreeable, desirable person.