Sentence examples for a pleasant side from inspiring English sources

Alice Mason, a prominent independent broker in Manhattan, said the shared listings could have a pleasant side effect: collegial brokers.

The official line is that taxes on tobacco and soda are principally health measures; the extra revenue for the state is but a pleasant side benefit.

For visitors and residents who tire of the city's gray cement boxes, Tokyo Water Cruise offers an affordable way to reconnect with a pleasant side of the city.

And my impression from talking to students at two campuses of the University of California, and at the University of Texas Law School, is that for most white students diversity is a pleasant side benefit, like a nice library.

A pleasant side effect of all the spending on antiterror technology will be a reduction in crime.

If it happens to accidentally make the world more shared, open and connected while doing so, I'm sure Facebook's brain trust will welcome this as a pleasant side effect, but it is hardly their mission.

If it develops those, Baiyin may continue to enjoy a pleasant side-effect of its industrial decline: improving air quality.

A pleasant side-effect of stories like this is that we can enjoy the funny or absurd touches – such as El-Khazzani continually asking for his gun back – with no diminution of admiration.

Chocolate can stir affection and awaken the taste buds, but some people wonder if it can have a less pleasant side effect: keeping them up at night.

Don't they seem a little on the pleasant side for words used to address a system of racist oppression?

Most of us know the pleasant side effects of this, the way a few drinks loosen the tongue, make you feel more open and carefree.