Sentence examples for as it pleases from inspiring English sources

The phrase "as it pleases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something can be done according to one's preference or desire.
Example: "You may choose the time for the meeting as it pleases you."
Alternatives: "as you wish" or "at your convenience".

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Once the chosen consortium has its foot in the door, it can increase its price and reduce its services, pretty much as it pleases.

Apple can't intentionally obstruct justice in a specific case, but it is generally up to Apple to design its operating system as it pleases.

It comes and goes as it pleases but overstays its welcome regularly.

It comes and goes as it pleases, but overstays its welcome regularly.

In this perspective, the rich deserve to dominate the earth, and to exploit its various resources as it pleases them, and regardless of the consequences of such exploitation.

Hamas, for its part, cannot shape events as it pleases, either.

Alcoholism takes its time, comes and goes as it pleases for years.

We cannot continue with a pocket-money parliament, which gets its allowance from Westminster and then spends it as it pleases.

As lofty and unmaterialistic as it pleases the academe to look, there is something in its very penury that creates strange dynamics.

The other does as it pleases.

Like a spoilt child, Israel can do as it pleases.

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