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“Many seemed to be very greatly and most agreeably affected,” Edwards wrote.

Through civility, we must learn to agree to disagree agreeably, even on the most controversial subjects.

My duty, rather, is to “decide cases ‘agreeably to the Constitution and laws of the United States.’ ”

“Yeah, I liked it,” he agreeably responded to an admirer who had just told him she “loved” the film.

Nor is it trashy junk (though at $14, it is agreeably cheap).

In the Method about to be given, the intellect is agreeably occupied, and thereby a Habit of Attention is promoted.

I shall be agreeably disappointed if Ireland realizes a fair average harvest this year.

If, however, I was agreeably surprised by my visit to the theatre, I experienced quite a contrary feeling on going to the Museum.

Inside there was no longer a hint of Mrs. Barberry, even a dropped handkerchief agreeably scented.

Caplin, whom I had sent on before, met me at the town's end, and agreeably surprised me with the most favourable account.