Sentence examples for more agreeable or from inspiring English sources

People could become more or less extroverted, more agreeable or conscientious, or any number of things.

Milton Babbitt's "Manifold Music" (1995) and Charles Wuorinen's "Natural Fantasy" (1985) were more agreeable, or at least less aggressive.

For instance, the study found that people who are more agreeable or cooperative were more likely to enjoy themselves when they were told to think about anything.

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".

They transfer to get a more agreeable major or social life, or take classes at a college back home during the summer to get a leg up on the next year's credits.

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?

Some of these assigned subjects were a great deal more difficult to manage than others, none simpler or more agreeable than Woody Allen.

OM FGD Female participants believed that through involvement, men would appreciate women¿s experience with pregnancy, labour and delivery and may be more agreeable to family planning or be satisfied with the number of children they have.

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

But his temperament is far more agreeable than rottweiler Rudy's or robotic Romney's.

When confronted with stories about tense negotiations in Washington, I have let my consciousness ramble freely over more agreeable subjects, such as debt peonage or vivisection.