Sentence examples for a pleasing range from inspiring English sources

Instead, Farage looks set to recruit Mark Reckless as his new policy director, the Tory defector who failed to hold his Rochester and Strood seat on 8 May, an idea that throws up a pleasing range of headlines although possibly less in the way of strategic ideas of interest to voters.

The clever use of features offsets that lugubrious voice with a pleasing range of articulate rappers; and the beats intelligently mix intimacy and claustrophobia, making Giggs's grownup rhymes more authoritative than ever.

But there's also a pleasing range of games on Sunday – I'm torn between the French flavour of Toulouse's tie at York, and the Cumbrian derby between Whitehaven and Workington, where the supporters of both teams will spend much of the afternoon accusing each other of eating jam.

Careful adjustments were made in the finalized digital version to combine the best qualities of modern color film (greater image sharpness, more sparkle in highlights) with the most pleasing attributes of vintage Technicolor dye transfer prints (bold colors, deep blacks, gentle contrast with a pleasing range of tones in actors' faces).

The three good emotions (good will, union with goodness, and nondistinction) lend the aura the fragrance of sweet flowers, the softness of butter, a taste sweeter than fruit or honey, and a pleasing hue ranging from bright red to pure white.

Greek food is easy to share, all the more so at Mythos, where a long menu of mostly familiar dishes — from souvlaki to whole broiled branzino — will please a range of tastes and budgets; there is even a children's menu, charmingly decorated with cartoon images of Athena, Odysseus, Perseus and other mythological figures.

The kitchen gas range fills them with despair, as does arranging food in a pleasing pattern on a plate.

Have a pleasing presence.

Okay, there was conventional stuff as well: you have to please a wide range of palates when there are 650 of them in the room.

He was known around the campaign as Mr. Outside, because what he wrote was designed to please a broad range of people, and not just those in the narrow circle of Mr. Nixon's traditional supporters.

While progressive concepts like these have proven to be successful in certain markets, the variety concept, designed to please a broad range of tastes and preferences, remains the most popularly employed.