Sentence examples for are especially pleasant from inspiring English sources

Lunch and late afternoon are especially pleasant.

The wraparound porch, which affords a good view of the main street, is especially pleasant on summer evenings.

Out of season you should be able to turn up and find somewhere to stay – the road between Sarti and Panagia is especially pleasant.

The ancient port whose wharves are dotted with restaurants, is especially pleasant on those days when the cruise ships are not in, and makes for a wonderful stop on a driving tour.

And in Switzerland, the world capital of tidiness and organization, hiking is especially pleasant thanks to a wealth of clearly marked and well-maintained trails, plus, even more important, an extensive system of ski lifts, cog railways, post buses and other means of conveyance to supplement your two feet or to give you a lift if you're feeling pooped.

Instead it is precisely because she isn't especially pleasant to be around, because she makes some wrong and, depending on your worldview and palate, some suspect choices — fermented soybean, for starters — that she and the film finally start to hum, whistle and work.

As much as you may enjoy helping others, you should be aware that some of the job duties (cleaning bedpans and changing soiled bed linens) are not especially pleasant.

The H2 is highly capable off-road, but it's not especially pleasant on pavement.

It was 97 degrees and dusty, and with little to stand in the way of the powerful winds it wasn't especially pleasant.

But the air inside this literary biosphere is not especially pleasant to breathe.

It's not especially pleasant to think about what the global economy will look like if China and the United States fail to fix their dysfunctional relationship.