Sentence examples for that agreeable from inspiring English sources

The study found that "agreeableness is negatively related to savings," adding that "this relationship might be partly mediated by the fact that agreeable people assign less value to money than do their disagreeable counterparts".

But the dictator, getting wind of the coup, had abandoned that agreeable lodging for his palace stronghold in Asuncion, the capital.

It had been hot and dry all day, but we were feeling that agreeable chill which comes just after the sun goes down in the mountain West.

At least four separate studies have shown that agreeable employees are both more likely to be found in low-wage positions and to report lower income levels.

It found that agreeable people tend to save less than those with other dominant personality traits including conscientiousness, extraversion, neuroticism, and openness to experience.

The research provides some evidence that agreeable people feel a sense of obligation when they're forgiven, a kind of moral contract: You forgave me, so I'll reciprocate by treating you well.

And Fishbein — that ugly, agreeable soul?

Webster's defines noise as sound "that lacks agreeable musical quality or is noticeably unpleasant".

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

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

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