Sentence examples for Significantly more pleasant from inspiring English sources
But Mondays like this last one are significantly more pleasant.
However, survey data suggested that residents of North Devon were significantly more pleasant than those of Middlesbrough.
It's significantly more pleasant than it sounds, playing brass on a former landfill site, the Saddleworth hills rising in the background as the smell of corned beef hash perfumed the air.
I solved this puzzle twice, just to make sure, and it was a significantly more pleasant solve when I did it in two steps: Solving the Entire Puzzle and then Unmasking.
Tom Coughlin opened his conference call Tuesday by musing that it would be significantly more pleasant for him to simply discuss Monday night's preseason game — a 41-13 victoverover the Chicago Bears — than to update the injury report.
However, the odour of donors after an increased garlic dosage was assessed as significantly more pleasant, attractive and less intense (study 2), and more attractive and less intense in study 3. Our results indicate that garlic consumption may have positive effects on perceived body odour hedonicity, perhaps due to its health effects (e.g., antioxidant properties, antimicrobial activity).
Those on a non-meat diet were "judged as significantly more attractive, more pleasant and less intense".
In addition, the aversive responses of IL-1β injected rats to pleasant tastes were significantly more robust than those of control animals.
In two new studies, researchers who study consumer behavior argue that interrupting an experience, whether dreary or pleasant, can make it significantly more intense.
Furthermore, subjects with high interoceptive awareness rated pleasant and unpleasant slides as significantly more arousing; no differences were found in the emotional valence ratings.
Odorants classified as unnameable and nameable were rated as equally intense (t 9) = 0.76, p<.45) and pleasant (t 9) = 0.38, p<.7) yet significantly more difficult to name (t 9) = 9.6, p<.0001) (figure 2a).
