Sentence examples for a relatively pleasant from inspiring English sources

2.19pm BST That was a relatively pleasant bit of stuff from Fulham.

We're just trying to make it a relatively pleasant experience, assuming the T.S.A. doesn't kill off the whole industry".

READING e-mails each morning used to be a relatively pleasant task for most people, at work or at home.

Cassius Clay lived in a modest house on Grand Avenue, a relatively pleasant street with other black families, not in "Smoketown," the poorer black neighborhood in southwest Louisville.

Although the in-migration originated in central planning rather than individual choices, the high standard of living known to prevail in Latvia, its proximity to Western Europe and related factors made an assignment to move to Latvia, for the most part, a relatively pleasant prospect (Parming 1980).

Up until recently, Higgins was a relatively pleasant contest.

And then what was shaping up to a relatively pleasant end to Coachella's two weekends was upended. .

Further, supposedly in exchange for testifying, the prisoner was allowed to live in a relatively pleasant area of Angola called the "dog pen".

The notion that our lawmakers could accomplish much more together if they socialized more is a really pretty one, born from the belief that a relatively pleasant, mid-20th century period in which polarization declined was somehow normative.

His first operational posting was relatively pleasant: a two-year appointment as englischer Dozent at a provincial German university: lectures on Keats and vacations in Bavarian hunting lodges with groups of earnest and solemnly promiscuous German students.

Not only is there is the extraordinary furore around John McTernan, Prime Minister Julia Gillard's Political Secretary, and one of Tony Blair's former political advisers who was known in this country as a relatively diffident pleasant fellow but is seen over there as the High Priest of Negativity, a veritable Malcolm Tucker made flesh.