Sentence examples for entirely pleasing from inspiring English sources

Though the choreography has no special complexities, the way it displays dancers and its range of strong colors are entirely pleasing.

What else are the customers asking for?" The answer, delivered in a halting, uncaffeinated manner not entirely pleasing to Drexler, was that they wanted "some of the newer exciting stuff," such as men's suits, the Alden wingtip shoes, slim-cut pants.

The New Yorker, April 2, 1932 P. 7 Mr. Morgan pointed out in his broadcast that people in a small town are more neighborly than in New York; that is often very desirable and the prospect of people becoming neighborly here, even in the cause of the Block-Aid Campaignotis not entirely pleasing.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, April 2, 1932 P. 7 Mr. Morgan pointed out in his broadcast that people in a small town are more neighborly than in New York; that is often very desirable and the prospect of people becoming neighborly here, even in the cause of the Block-Aid Campaignotis not entirely pleasing.

I found there was typically at least one style that looked interesting if not entirely pleasing.

The fly-by-wire feel of the lens ring is also slightly too loose to be entirely pleasing.

Not that Americans were entirely pleased.

She was not "entirely pleased" he said.

"I'm entirely pleased," she said.

They may not have been entirely pleased with the outcome.

She did not seem entirely pleased by his compliment.