Sentence examples for most agreeable to from inspiring English sources
The commission considered models by several sculptors before selecting Simmons in December 1892, whose model was the "most agreeable to Mrs. Logan".
Glass, who was Jewish, was most agreeable to this, but wondered what to do if his turn came before Como arrived.
"We hold it most agreeable to this Our Kingly Office, and Our own religious Zeal, to conserve and maintain the Church committed to Our Charge, in the Unity of true Religion, and in the Bond of Peace," the preface to the church's Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion states.
Opinion type II had the shortest sorting time and the best reported life quality, and was most agreeable to "I often think about dying".
Guidelines developed by a network of physicians to which they belonged themselves were most agreeable to the Agr-Gr but showed no difference to the Dis-Gr (mean Tot. 2.57, Dis-Gr 2.65, Agr-Gr 2.43, p = 0.6) (figure 7).
It is most agreeable to work directly or indirectly for the government where a profit does not have to be made, where money flows freely, accountability is lax, and mediocrity is protected.
No, positively the most agreeable way to read these books is to become a literary flaneur, to adopt a meandering pace and a open-minded, mildly impulsive attitude, as if one were lazily following a chain of associations through the Internet.
That said, the flat-out brio of the revue-style show marks a most agreeable start to a five-play lineup that only gets starrier.
If you believe, as I do, that viewers tend to watch the news that they find most agreeable, then conservatives found 20% more to like on the news than the viewers of the three supposedly liberal news networks.
The most agreeable vocation for psychopaths, according to Hare, is business.
There are also bibliotherapists on call, dispensing literary advice; consultants to recommend the most agreeable route for a nighttime walk through the London neighborhood of Brixton; and group meals to enhance conversational skills.
