Sentence examples for more agreeable when from inspiring English sources

It's just that thinking seems more agreeable when you're wearing a frilly bonnet and peek-a-boo knee socks that make grown men cry.

Conversely, the FIFO ("first in, first out") method is more agreeable when prices shrink, as they have recently.

While the British ruled India they had a particular problem with malaria, and they discovered that the troops found the preventative, quinine water, to be much more agreeable when combined with dry gin, and the Gin & Tonic was born.

Yet, members of Congress used to be far more agreeable back when they weren't occupied with four-day weekends raising cash in their districts and, instead, could spend time face-to-face with the colleagues at bi-partisan family BBQs.

Although nobody earns marks for aesthetic appeal, sport is always more agreeable to watch when people exercise their talents as freely as he was happy to do here.

After their divorce, Chabrol explained: "My rapport with Stéphane as an actress is more agreeable now than when we were married.

In oblique angle deposition, growth angle of columns which is with respect to the surface normal is "β" when vapor incident angle is "α." Experimental data of FESEM are more agreeable with Tait rule (Eq. 1) when deposition angles are larger than 60° and tangent rule when deposition angles are smaller than 60° (Eq. 2) [12].

Berry sells tees packaged with squares of turf, the course here being desert; and glowing balls can be used at night when temperatures and flies are more agreeable.

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.

The weighted Likert score was higher, shifted to an improved, more agreeable attitude, in all cases for the posttest evaluation when compared to the lower scores in the pretest evaluation.

The former is excellent when it isn't exceptional; the latter couldn't be more agreeable.