Sentence examples for a pleasing bit of from inspiring English sources

There's a pleasing bit of synchronicity here.

It began with a pleasing bit of serendipity: looking at a Glasgow evening paper for 30 June 1961, the day the Queen visited the Gorbals (poised for what would be disastrous, comprehensive redevelopment), I spotted a story about the mother of a teenage girl having come up from London overnight to stop her daughter from marrying a pop star currently touring Scotland: one Screaming Lord Sutch.

There's a nice, pleasing bit of symmetry, though, in such comments.

Another pleasing bit of theatrical trompe l'oeil: the motion of a subway car is simulated by having passengers on the platform sliding by in the background as the car arrives at or leaves a station.

His elegant prose rarely falters, and there is a pleasing number of accurate and illuminating maps.

The sirloin was a pleasing piece of meat grilled just as we asked.

Cornelia picks out the most aesthetically-pleasing bits of residue, embeds them with resin, then mounts them on clear plastic rings.

Not that Muse is above looking elsewhere for a crowd-pleasing bit.

Then again I've experienced what she can do, and what she can do is very pleasing indeed – so pleasing I'll let a bit of whiff and stench pass.

And if you decide that white petals are a bit banal, Osteospermum sinuata is available in a pleasing mix of pastel shades.

And one beckons in the form of systems that exploit a phenomenon called surface plasmonics to generate their colours.The resonance of the surface electrons of tiny bits of some metals creates colour (a suspension of gold particles, for example, can be a pleasing shade of green).