Sentence examples for far less pleasant from inspiring English sources
The organizers of the center could be far less pleasant people than they appear to be, and still have a right to worship and gather freely.
Apple Music and Apple News feel awkward, far less pleasant than dedicated music-streaming and news apps that have long been available in the app store (like Spotify and Flipboard).
Note: the tendency of such outlets to shower their crêpes in icing sugar, so you end up wheezing and coughing over them like a terminally ill character in an ITV drama about a 1920s Welsh mining village, is far less pleasant.
Elizabeth Gould of Carefree, Ariz., who has been satisfied with rentals of properties in the Hamptons, on Cape Cod and in Telluride, Colo., through the Web, had a far less pleasant experience with a house she found in Newport Beach, Calif., through a newspaper classified ad.
For now, though, you could argue that the events of 9/11 still seem so unfathomable that they have actually impoverished the language a little, leaving us with a vacuous phrase like war on terror, which manages to empty both "war" and "terror" of much their meaning, or the creepy, Nazi-sounding homeland, which seems a far less pleasant place to live than just plain America.
The screen can be hard to read unless you prop or hold up a device that's far less pleasant to lug around than a notepad.
But the Lion also seems to have swapped the warm exclusivity of the Waverly for a kind of populism that is more inclusive, but also far louder and less pleasant.
The Yorkshire equivalent is the stretch of coast between the perfectly pleasant but far less exotic Scarborough and Whitby.
With the summer travel season in full swing, the anticipation of warm waters and far-away sights comes tinged with the less pleasant prospect of long lines at the airport.
The meandering course and frequent stops make the trip far slower than it would be in a private vehicle and the odd-looking person sitting opposite makes it less pleasant.
