Sentence examples for often agreeable from inspiring English sources

This means that "Restoration," while often agreeable, is rarely much more than that.

And although leisure is often agreeable, does America really want to encourage its citizens to put their feet up?The answer is almost certainly no.

In Britain, at least, landlords are often agreeable if they are given a cut of the parking income, Mr. Eskinazi said.

Because oceanic islands often have agreeable climates and attractive beaches, people have come to live, play and build homes and apartments, all of which have caused pressures on the native vegetation.

While Mr. Tennant and Ms. Tate were agreeable, often funny clowns as Benedick and Beatrice, the scrappy should-be lovers at the play's center, Mr. Edwards and Ms. Best were funny and heartbreaking.

In contrast to this personal view of an ideal board, many boards are often polite and agreeable, in many cases to a fault.

His music is much more agreeable though.

It is a floating world of garrulous, witty, vain, often acid yet strangely agreeable young people.

In life, because humans are not generally agreeable, one often defaults to "yes, but".

In "Afternoon Men," Anthony Powell translates interwar high bohemia into a world of garrulous, witty, vain, often acid yet strangely agreeable young people.

By Ed Park October 15, 2014 In "Afternoon Men," Anthony Powell translates interwar high bohemia into a floating world of garrulous, witty, vain, often acid yet strangely agreeable young people.