The phrase "a pleasant state" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation that is enjoyable or agreeable.
Example: "After a long day at work, I finally found a pleasant state of relaxation on my couch with a good book."
Alternatives: "a delightful condition" or "an enjoyable situation".
He is in a pleasant state which he calls "la belle indifference".
Therefore, in this chapter, comfort is discussed as a pleasant state or feeling as a reaction to the physical environment.
You watch the tops of hedges and fields go smoothly and surreally by, you nod and smile at other bargers, you lie on top of the boat - and your blood pressure drops to a pleasant state of near-catatonia.
This definition of comfort is: "„ a pleasant state of physiological, psychological, and physical harmony between a human being and the environment" ([27], p. 4).
Even the Stoics, who notoriously regard all but a virtuous inner state as at best indifferent, would still assign happiness a kind of importance: at the very least, to be unhappy would be unvirtuous; and virtue itself arguably entails a kind of happiness, namely a pleasant state of tranquility.
Amicably divorced from Ines's mother, devoted to his own mother and his aging dog, he has settled into a permanent, pleasant state of not-quite-adulthood, in which he reserves the right not to take anything too seriously.
Walsh: [Marijuana] puts you in a relaxed pleasant state, and there you are able to be receptive to music, or to be perhaps in the moment.
This is a very pleasant state.
Although this all of the above may make people hate you, it isn't necessary for being alienated, indifference is a more pleasant state of affairs.
"The council is committed to the return of this land to a green and pleasant state and to recover from the landowner the council taxpayers' money spent to achieve this".
Increased connectivity between auditory cortices and thalamus and dorsal striatum may not only reflect their sensitivity to the known music and the processing of its tempo as familiar, but these results are also compatible with the hypothesis that the previously listened music induces a more arousing and pleasant state.
