Sentence examples for a kind of pleasing from inspiring English sources

With the possible exception of Bosnia, whose song has a kind of pleasing indie-pop oddness about it, the gimmicky tunes all seem too interested in being daft to be actually any good.

People point out to me that some similar videos already exist so it seems that making a video about clichés is a cliché: good ironic lesson for me to learn!" There's a kind of pleasing poetic meta-ness to that.

By combining Cage's chance processes and natural noises with plush Romantic melodies, Tan concocted a kind of crowd-pleasing avant-gardism.

If you happen to visit on a weekday lunch, the £5.80 platter, two dishes and injera (a kind of pancake whose pleasing lemony sourness creeps up and clobbers you in the mouth), is a good way to dip your toe in.

Patriotism, like fantasy, is a kind of sauce, a pleasing irrationalism that is part of what makes us human - and saucy.

He welcomed me warmly at his door, but with a kind of abstracted courtesy; pleased to be visited, but also shy, with an air of entrenched sadness.

At the start of the summer, Fingerprint extended invitations to the neighbors — a kind of good-will, please-don't-call-the-cops gesture.

There is evidence of some correlation between past and future performance, but it is not of a kind to please investors.

It has a brilliant circular simplicity to it, the kind of pleasing energy that makes the world go round.

"Some referees use the TMO as a kind of 'show me that again, please' video operator.

I like the rounded shape of that armpit, that's kind of pleasing to me.