Sentence examples for can be pleasing from inspiring English sources
The sense of closeness to power, or at least to minor celebrity, can be pleasing.
If luck is on your side, grilled salmon steak or red snappper can be pleasing (don't risk the swordfish).
Original sin is a ranking of advantage over justice, which needs to be reversed by God's assistance before we can be pleasing to God.
In other words, there is potential for beauty in the form of a work as well as in its content because its form can be pleasing to our complex capacity for sensible representation the analogon rationis just as its content can be pleasing to our theoretical or practical reason itself.
Though this metallic structure can be pleasing to observe, its nuances only begin to make sense when you take the first step in.
Chivers, for example, suggests that poems should be short to be successful: "No poem of any considerable length... can be pleasing to any well-educated person for any length of time".
