Sentence examples for usually agreeable from inspiring English sources

One corporate publicist says that calls from Finke are usually agreeable, but adds that "two out of ten conversations are bad Nikki".

Jeter, who is usually agreeable to whatever his manager asks him to do, did not make himself available to reporters on Thursday.

It is usually agreeable to find oneself alluded to in a book & writer did find himself in this one, in Table 543, page 327: there were some 761,000 veterans of WW2 living in NY State in 1986.

"No comment," said the usually agreeable Pellegrino.

The sum is kept with a third party, usually a mutually agreeable refugee still stuck in camp who acts as the "bank" and releases the money after the refugee is safely in England.

If you are usually very nice and agreeable, the times when you do choose to stand up for your decisions will be all the more powerful.

Politicians say the most agreeable things, and usually not much more.

This usually works because it's hard to be hostile to an agreeable person.

Usually, a standard deviation in θ D of about 25 K is agreeable.

Usually, it means jawing for hours about pie-in-the-sky ideas that some agreeable assistant scrawls on a pad, never to surface again.

Aside from Mr. Stipe's stylishly skewed hat, they could have been any agreeable guests, admitting cheerfully that greatest-hits albums are the kind of thing bands usually do when they run out of ideas.