Then (though we are not quite there yet) we come to realize that there is no agreeable-upon measure of relative strength.
By no account an agreeable man, Burroughs managed to join abusive behavior at home with miraculous feats abroad.
A number of Ionian thinkers arrived at Athens after Xerxes' invasion perhaps because 5th-century Ionia experienced relative material poverty and was thus no longer an agreeable place or perhaps because they had escaped from the Persian army, into which they had been conscripted.
Tim Ternous, 44, a painter at the plant, has no such agreeable options.
The League's response is that it allowed the unpopular relocation to keep Coventry playing, because "no mutually agreeable deal was imminent", that it urged Sisu and ACL to "explore every opportunity to resolve their differences", and ultimately that approach has proved correct.
There may exist no mutually agreeable probability assignment over possible outcomes of the duel (i.e., who would win) that would 'rationalize' the unanimous preference for x over y.
Rattle is no exception and an agreeable undertow cuts beneath our conversation because Liverpool is also my mother's [children's author Shirley Hughes] home town.
With its spy-on-spy globetrotting, old-fashioned villains (we're back in the U.S.S.R. for a few scenes), flirty but prematurely swinging minis and fan-boy bits (look for an eye-blink-fast tribute to "Basic Instinct" and a cameo from the cult actor Michael Ironside), the whole enterprise has an agreeable lightness, no small thing, given its rapidly moving parts.
The Ghost, an agreeable, convenient blank slate (no family, no history), seems the man for the job.
At their entertainments there is no conversation that is agreeable; there is no modesty, no attention to one another.
Discovering the origin of OK was, he said, no more than an agreeable diversion from his main work.
