that's agreeable

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

All we can do is hope that they both find something that's agreeable to both of them".

It's a spot that's agreeable to the novelist and poet Jim Harrison, who has maintained a winter home in Patagonia for 17 years.

Seek a consensus that's agreeable to all, and do your best to resolve all authorship disputes with your colleagues, in a professional manner.

And with Twitter working closely with HootSuite on cross-selling advertising, it seems like there is some potential monetization of the free product that's agreeable to Twitter.

In 2008, then Senator Barack Obama endorsed a "lasting and durable settlement of the Nagorno Karabakh conflict that is agreeable to all parties, and based upon America's founding commitment to the principles of democracy and self-determination".

At their entertainments there is no conversation that is agreeable; there is no modesty, no attention to one another.

Working within those limitations it turns out a roster of dishes that are agreeable or better.

There was entertainment, "but no conversation that is agreeable," he noted, "They talk very loud, very fast and all together".

It nevertheless turns out dishes that are agreeable or better, like a meaty double-cut rib lamb chop propped atop a buttery potato purée.

"He wrote me a four-page handwritten letter asking me to meet him in Houston any time that was agreeable," Mr. McCathern recalled.

I'm also a big proponent of compromise, but to me, compromise means finding a solution that is agreeable to both parties, not just giving in to one.