In the warm, agreeable climate of the Valles, corn, wheat, barley, alfalfa, grapes, flowers, strawberries, peaches, and vegetables are grown, and sheep and dairy cattle are raised.
Studies also find that people who communicate through active gesturing tend to be evaluated as warm, agreeable, and energetic, while those who remain still (or whose gestures seem mechanical or "wooden") are seen as logical, cold, and analytic.
Neurotic: A higher than normal tendency to experience unpleasant emotions Open: Broadly curious and creative Extroverted: Looks toward others for stimulation Agreeable: Warm, compassionate and cooperative Conscientious: Self-disciplined, organized and eager for success Make Our Differences Work For Us, Not Against Us.
Points well made, but just when you thought all was lost she produced a generous conclusion that helps to explain why Bryson gets away with his speed and shapelessness: "Bryson is such an agreeable, warm-hearted and witty companion that I ended up enjoying this book despite its shortcomings.
Research has found that men who are more communal and agreeable (e.g., warm, caring, supportive, sympathetic) made significantly less money than more stereotypically masculine men.
The versions of her parents who live there — a queen-bee "other mother" and her agreeable mate — are warm and attentive, and the pink house is a wild wonderland where gardens bloom in moonlight and every visit discloses new amusements.
As a result of Mr. Petrone's following and his restaurant's modest prices, tasty dishes, agreeable atmosphere and warm spirit, Brindisi has been mobbed (especially on weekends), virtually since it opened.
He is a sunny, agreeable man of warm humor, and the best shotgun instructor I've ever experienced.
For example, agreeable people use positive, warm and friendly words, whereas psychopathic and neurotic people swear a lot.
Since agreeable people tend to behave warm and friendly and less competitive, it's not surprising that their friends enjoy taking lighthearted pictures with them and sharing them on Facebook.
"The Great Buck Howard," an agreeable show business satire with a warm heart, was inspired by the career of the Amazing Kreskin, a k a George Joseph Kresge Jr., the 1970s television mind reader who still pops up on the tube now and then.
