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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a most pleasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is very enjoyable or satisfying, often in a formal or literary context.
Example: "The concert was a most pleasing experience, leaving the audience in awe of the performers' talent."
Alternatives: "a very pleasing" or "an exceptionally pleasing".
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Miss Gertie Homan played the part of Cedric Errol, Lord Fauntleroy, in a most pleasing manner.
She is, however, very pretty and charming and is a most pleasing leading lady.
If you're looking for a soothing feast that will stick to the ribs (and major arteries) in a most pleasing way, it's a formula that works.
Yet the general effect of Sydney is attractive, and the innumerable bays and arms of the harbour, stretching into the land and providing unexpected views from almost every street, make it a most pleasing city.
Manchester City's wealth has altered the balance of domination at the top, but a most pleasing aspect to this season thus far has been the assurance with which the promoted teams Norwich and Swansea are playing.
After surveying a hundred years of food writing, I suspect that perhaps both of these observations are a little bit true — I also think that Americans have wrestled these opposing instincts into a most pleasing synthesis in their Thanksgiving menus.
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Unless there is a specific mood or message to the picture, eye level pictures are generally the most pleasing.
And most pleasing.
The Russian doom of this episode was most pleasing.
Glenn Hasek, from Greenlodgingnews.com mentions that guests will find aesthetics most pleasing.
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