Sentence examples for ever pleasant from inspiring English sources

Watching someone hang, even a fictional someone, isn't ever pleasant.

But Mr. Haviland, ever patient, ever pleasant, promised, "You'll get to feel more comfortable with it".

How grateful we felt to have the body, and enjoy the sad privilege of looking upon that ever pleasant and manly countenance, now cold in death.

I don't think divorce is ever pleasant for a child, even when the house is a disaster when the parents are present.

VIOLENCE -- As part of the joke, the ever-pleasant Deeds beats the daylights out of wrongdoers and others who displease him.

He'd be the roly-poly, ever-smiling, ever-pleasant grandpa, smart as a whip, but without a nasty word to say about any of his Republican rivals.

Free expressions are not always pleasant, but they must ever be protected, with no regard to the proclivities of the enemy.

"It's not ever a pleasant experience coming through J.F.K.," said Zelda Cheatle, a photography curator from London who was once detained for two hours at the airport because officials said her fingerprints did not match the ones the government had on file.