Sentence examples for particularly agreeable from inspiring English sources

Visual metaphor, innit pic.twitter.com/hwBoRBl8Vm July 8, 2014 The M&S AGM is famous in the City as a particularly agreeable day out.

William Jacob and Reuben Skinner were active West Side developers, and in April 1891 they filed plans for a row of five houses at 323-331 West 76th Street, a particularly agreeable block with good views of the river.

The prisoners celebrated long into the night, singing loud, raucous versions of patriotic songs, particularly "John Brown's Body," which was, Browne noted, "especially obnoxious to the Rebels, and therefore particularly agreeable to us".

Quite apart from the awkward fact that the God of the Hebrew Bible clearly enjoys the right kind of burnt offerings (after the flood, Noah's smelled particularly agreeable to Him), one wonders how Eagleton can possibly know that his spectral and not-of-this-world God is also an unneurotic aesthete who may regret His creation, and dislikes the Stars and Stripes.

Olshansky recalls one particularly agreeable occasion of disagreement.

Benjamin Netanyahu is not an especially agreeable man.

But then Bausch's work has never ignored the full spectrum of humanity, even — or particularly — its less agreeable aspects.

The combination is insanely agreeable, particularly if you pair it with an order of Chinatown white-bread toast slathered in fat rendered from every animal in the kitchen: pork mixed with beef mixed with duck mixed with lamb.

Cape Cod is particularly known for its agreeable climate and areas of natural beauty, including the Cape Cod National Seashore (established 1961).

Though she likes rough voices like Chris Knight's and Steve Earle's, hers is animated and clean and agreeable, not particularly spiteful or stubborn.

If the transgression is small, might it still be better to forgive a less agreeable partner, particularly if forgiveness is in your nature?