Sentence examples for but very pleasant from inspiring English sources

There's A Voce off Madison Avenue, north of Eleven Madison Park, a little loud but very pleasant for your purposes.

The New Yorker, November 1 , 1958P. 36 Mrs. Manwaring lives through an ordinary, but very pleasant fall day.

"He was very pleasant, an absolutely pleasant man - not my politics, I'm completely the opposite spectrum, you know - but very pleasant, nice guy," Mr MacLennan said.

That's the surface conflict in Richard Dresser's "Augusta," an observant, funny three-character play being given an uninspired but very pleasant production at Playwrights Theater of New Jersey.

By Louise Field Cooper The New Yorker, November 1 , 1958P. 36 Mrs. Manwaring lives through an ordinary, but very pleasant fall day.

Opera ★ Amore Opera (Friday through Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday) This scrappy but very pleasant ensemble has made a habit of pairing a standard that makes thematic sense with a lesser-known work and performing them in repertory.

There are greeters galore in the handsome, inviting foyer, but their murmuring good manners conceal nothing but a very pleasant welcome.

There was an ingenuity about Tara Subkoff's all-knit collection, but as Hemingway might have said, it was amusing but not very pleasant.

If I look back on my career and offices I've been in, there's often a person who's very good at their job but not very pleasant.

The librarian wasn't there — she only works certain days of the week — but a very pleasant lady, when I told her what I wanted to do, opened the door for me and loaned me a pen and let me sit there in a sunny corner.

It entailed synthesizing numerous details, making it not only more spacious and functional than before, but also very pleasant to be in.