Sentence examples for surprisingly agreeable from inspiring English sources
Served chilled, Tennessee honey is a surprisingly agreeable liqueur.
Our horizon expanded, as we sipped the surprisingly agreeable wine, which had greater complexity than the price might indicate.
At the Education Department, which Trump at one point suggested be dismantled, one official said the new administration has been surprisingly agreeable: no major changes in policy, no troubling directives.
The attempts to keep up conscientious conversation; the mediocre food; and then the speech by the toastmistress, and then the president, which is surprisingly agreeable; and finally the departure and the promises with former classmates to lunch with them, etc. and the merciful escape and grateful feeling that it is all over.
The simplicity of this relatively small OMA project may share some DNA with the larger OMA firm, also known as the Office for Metropolitan Architecture, which works around the world and is particularly known for its bold, bristling, gigantism, especially in iconic works such as the CCTV tower in Beijing, and the surprisingly agreeable mechanical contraption of its central library in Seattle.
Among the urban sounds researchers have found to be surprisingly agreeable are car tyres on wet, bumpy asphalt, the distant roar of a motorway flyover, the rumble of an overground train and the thud of heavy bass heard on the street outside a nightclub.
"Even as Dr. Ford sat through hours of grueling questioning, being asked to remember the tiniest details of something that happened over three decades ago, she still managed to remain surprisingly gracious and agreeable," Noah said.
Godfrey's Island Rule yields an estimate of the transport which is surprisingly robust and generally agreeable with values from numerical experiments (e.g. Schiller et al. 1998).
Mr. Wayans is an agreeable screen presence, but he makes a surprisingly bland action hero.
Care to wager a guess what he finds?Surprisingly (at least to me), economics bloggers are more agreeable than not.
