Sentence examples for exactly a pleasant from inspiring English sources

It took Francis Drake almost three years to circumnavigate the globe, and it's safe to say that his 16th-century voyage wasn't exactly a pleasant one.

One day into the journey and speaking from Bullhead City, Ariz., Mr. Nikas said his return to the road was not exactly a pleasant one.

One of his colleagues underwent the nasal brush test, he says, and although it was not exactly a pleasant experience, "there's not much pain involved, apparently".

So what if they're antibiotic-resistant? It goes without saying that food poisoning is nothing new: Anyone who has had even mild food poisoning will know that it's not exactly a pleasant experience.

Here is whaThatogle had to offer this year.

Just have a pleasant attitude.

Tully Potter John Amis writes: Not exactly the Algonquin, but a pleasant, cheap and not nasty eating place next door to the old Mercury theatre in Notting Hill Gate, west London, was where a handful of musos met most days for lunch in the 40s and 50s.

Last weekend Austin, Minn., a pleasant, if not exactly mythical city of 22,000, two hours south of here, had a visit from a number of sprites, fairies, gods and foolish Athenians, as the Guthrie Theater's traveling production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" ensconced itself in the high school auditorium.

This unnamed Python who I shall call John for the purposes of this story, replied with a pleasant letter detailing exactly how long he had left on this earth, rounded up to the nearest hour, how much of that was allocated for sleeping, eating and making love, and of what left, how much was currently earmarked for reading, before politely declining the opportunity.

She was professional, polite, kind; she told me exactly what they were doing… it was almost a pleasant experience.

A pleasant entertainment from the director Kevin Reynolds that delivers exactly what it promises, no less, no more.