Sentence examples for a pleasing means from inspiring English sources
Maybe the momentous and the momentarily amusing add up to a pleasing means of real-time connection, but what do they add up to when we're gone?
Crowd pleasing means playing songs that would, most likely, hit the taste of the biggest number of people in any given crowd.
Zoë's loving mother disappears as soon as Zoë is allocated her entry-level job in the AllMART aisles, where failure to please means deportation and a future harvesting bat droppings.
Avoiding unlawful actions, especially under the current draconian restrictions, which allow the police to shut down any protest they please, means committing yourself to failure.
According to his official declaration of assets and income, Mr Gilani was also a man of modest means, a pleasing contrast to the wealthy Mr Zardari, who has frequently been accused of graft and has attracted the nickname Mr Ten Percent.Now, accusations some of them from official bodies have exploded around Mr Gilani and his family.
As such, it avoids the problem of creating an aesthetic experience -- which at some level means a pleasing or spiritual experience -- in connection with the Holocaust.
What does this mean?! Please mean only that they both like a good breakfast.
But a little context, please: That means that remaining half of 16-year-olds even a generation ago also had no licenses.
It rhymes with "pleasing" and means precisely the opposite.
6 She therefore sent to her a sword, a noose, and some hemlock, and ordered her to employ whichever of these she pleased as a means of death, neither displaying any respect whatever for the former dignity of the victim whom she was unlawfully treating, nor moved to pity for the fate that is common to all.
