Sentence examples for yet agreeable from inspiring English sources

The men looked the way men have generally looked for the past twenty years: uncomfortable yet agreeable.

But William's passionate temper and Pitt truculence had to be disciplined, so he was sent to Eton College, where he acquired social polish and learned to be aloof and yet agreeable, to be politely insolent.

It is a floating world of garrulous, witty, vain, often acid yet strangely agreeable young people.

In "Afternoon Men," Anthony Powell translates interwar high bohemia into a world of garrulous, witty, vain, often acid yet strangely agreeable young people.

By Ed Park October 15, 2014 In "Afternoon Men," Anthony Powell translates interwar high bohemia into a floating world of garrulous, witty, vain, often acid yet strangely agreeable young people.

But I must admit Paris is a blind spot with me, since I have yet to discover a more agreeable companion than Inspector Maigret.

The crowd amid the wide, empty spaces of Winkelman's as yet unfulfilled ambitions is amiable, agreeable and teeming with children.

He goes on: "A painter's representation of heaven would be nothing without swarms of these little inconsistent objects, flying about, or perching on the clouds; and yet there is something so agreeable in their form, that the eye is reconciled and overlooks the absurdity, and we find them in the carving and painting of almost every church.

You have your agreeable chocolate experience and yet you've not had the calories".

And yet they were also human beings, energetic, agreeable.

Still, Mr. Fleck's irrepressible energy and engaging presence make yet another trip over the rainbow an agreeable expedition.