Sentence examples for more agreeable but from inspiring English sources

It may be at my age that my middle years just seem more agreeable, but it was much more collegial.

Noel's amiable bellow made his songs, especially "Don't Look Back in Anger," more agreeable, but he also barely shook a limb while rocking.

We are told that Youngers are more agreeable but also that, like little baby brother Voltaire, they can watch from their end of the table and emerge as scathing satirists.

No doubt winter in these places is more agreeable, but the downside must be the punishing schedule of watching Sky News round the clock, and tweeting the channel with your opinions on the UK's awful decline.

At Il Cigno the ambience here is nothing much and service could be more agreeable, but diners tolerate closely packed tables and, at times, deafening noise for pappardelle with wild boar, risotto, grilled chicken or calf's liver Semifreddo is a happy ending.

Watters and Kuchera praised the concept of psych profiles to hone more agreeable teammate selections, but questioned its effectiveness.

The BJP could, of course, ask Modi to step aside as its prime ministerial candidate, and nominate in his stead someone more agreeable to allies, but after leading the BJP to its near all-time high of seats, Modi will not take the affront lightly.

One might wish that he were more agreeable or more conventional; but he cannot be discharged because he fails to measure up to desirable standards in these respects".

She and Burri were often contentious by day (they each had their own studios in a Ray Kappe-esque house they lived in on the top of Mulholland Drive with views to the Valley) but more agreeable by night.

In contrast, topical medications offer a more agreeable side effect profile but the duration of efficacy is limited in comparison with the oral medications.

"The problems of victory are more agreeable than those of defeat, but they are no less difficult".