Sentence examples similar to a pleasant difference from inspiring English sources
Recognize these pleasant differences, if you own these other devices.
Browning the vegetables in butter first makes a pleasant but not highly significant difference, so I skip it.
That there is a world of difference between a pleasant "Nice day!" or, in my opinion, a chirpy "Smile, love, it may never happen" and things becoming darker, more threatening and opportunistic.
From experience with Zipcar and rentals, I know that the difference between a car that plays nice with my iPhone versus one that doesn't can mean the difference between a pleasant trip that leaves me feeling rested and relaxed, and a frustrating journey that just ends up fraying my nerves.
'From a sociological point of view, it made quite a difference,' says Goatley, a pleasant and thoughtful family man settling easily into his sofa at home but a vastly different man from the 37-year-old relative innocent who happened to be duty lawyer that Saturday night, 10 years back, when they called on behalf of Rose.
Although it had been a pleasant evening, Mr. Steinhardt hesitated to ask her out on a date -- "because of the 10-year age difference," he said.
A pleasant summery aroma.
A pleasant trap of silence.
"She's a pleasant individual.
