Sentence examples for relatively agreeable from inspiring English sources

It was more of a slow, relatively agreeable drift into friendship.

He calculated a way to make these early paychecks last using a strategy of sensible investment and a rigorous, idiosyncratic, but relatively agreeable frugality.

Despite the presence of confinement in the experiments, the ignition limits determined experimentally were found to be relatively agreeable with trends predicted by a previously developed 1-D numerical model (Maxwell and Radulescu, 2011), which assumes a release into an unconfined environments.

Despite my efforts, I've been a relatively agreeable human being.

Mostly, it seems to be an identifiable, not agreeable but relatively minor disease (although we know it may change its nature).

MacMurray was well regarded within the diplomatic community in Peking; Sir Ronald Macleay with the British delegation described him as friendly and agreeable, and relatively unburdened by the preconceived ideas and sentimentality towards China that afflicted several of his predecessors.

Results showed that conscientious teens and extroverted older adults are more likely to be distracted while driving, but agreeable adolescents are relatively responsible behind the wheel.

In spite of the 5's relatively compact size, there was an agreeable amount of interior space.

And there is little doubt that the differences between Hamas and Fatah extend well beyond the relatively simple task of knocking together a provisional government that is agreeable to all.

These analyses revealed that when fast evolving sites are excluded from the data and more relatively conserved sites are present, the hypothesis of relationships between Rab proteins agreeable with species phylogeny can not be rejected or even is favoured.

This may account for the relatively low proportion of multiparous women in the pilot, and it is possible that more than 39% would be agreeable to the idea of a shorter hospital stay with supported early discharge if it was not part of a research project.