Sentence examples for so agreeable that from inspiring English sources

Hallmark writing jobs are so agreeable that vacancies occur infrequently.

No wonder some men find it so agreeable that they continue even after they've got home.

Other critics say that Mr. Paterson tries to be so agreeable that he may seem indecisive at times.

The owner was so agreeable that he let them use the house, before they even closed, for the bris of their new baby, Sam.

Room 370 was so agreeable that I passed up the fancy morning buffet downstairs, included in the price of my $212 room (at $1.33 Canadian to the United States dollar), and had breakfast delivered for a $3.75 fee.

During her time in the Papal States, she met Pope Benedict XIII, who found her so agreeable that he bestowed upon her the golden rose, a great mark of Papal favour.

One French physician, writing in the mid 1800s, explained that at first this sort of high-powered douching was unpleasant, but then, "the reaction of the organism to the cold, which causes the skin to flush, and the reestablishment of equilibrium all create for many persons so agreeable a sensation that it is necessary to take precautions".

He goes on: "A painter's representation of heaven would be nothing without swarms of these little inconsistent objects, flying about, or perching on the clouds; and yet there is something so agreeable in their form, that the eye is reconciled and overlooks the absurdity, and we find them in the carving and painting of almost every church.

"I don't think that Kim would have been so agreeable [before].

Sarah Heath, at 20, was so soft-spoken, so unobtrusive, so agreeable as to seem void of the urgent quest for attention that Ms. Osborne had recognized in others.

Ms. Swados and a company of young actors will demonstrate that this weekend in "Books Cook 2: Animals, Aliens and Not So Agreeable Kids," a reading in SoHo of about a dozen picture books from Scholastic.