Sentence examples for considerably more pleasant from inspiring English sources
My NOW is considerably more pleasant than that.
The wait, according to Hedy B. Lipschitz, made considerably more pleasant by the driver's announcement: "Your safety is my main concern.
The deferment of this year's meeting comes in considerably more pleasant circumstances than 12 months ago when just 3,000 turned up to see the equivalent meeting – delayed from the previous Saturday after two horses were electrocuted in a freak parade-ring accident.
Sliding the Joy-Con (TM) controllers onto the tablet is a considerably more pleasant experience.
OpenBiome also in the process of perfecting a capsule-delivery system, which, common sense to the contrary, is a considerably more pleasant way to ingest poop than having it blasted up your butt.
Finding the things you're doing right, as an individual or a team, and figuring out how to do them more often, together is considerably more pleasant and likely to succeed than feeling guilty for what you're doing badly and attempting to stop it.
Generally speaking, Southerners are nicer than Northerners; they're more pleasant, less hurried, less brusque and considerably more gracious, even when their jobs don't entail catering to paying guests.
Wooden recorders tend to have a more pleasant tone than their plastic counterparts, but are considerably more difficult to care for.
Considerably more, in Montana.
It's intimate, more pleasant.
