Sentence examples for feels pleasantly from inspiring English sources

The process feels pleasantly antic and cerebral, but in time its premeditated quality becomes preposterously artificial, as do its swerves into heady slapstick humor.

The same may be said of the young Dublin Review, founded in 2001, which feels pleasantly pickled in that city's brine.

The hotel feels pleasantly isolated – gaze beyond the 5km of golden-sand private beach and you are more likely to see fishermen in blue wooden vessels than jet skis and banana boats.

Though It has only been open since last June, like Wilfie & Nell, it feels pleasantly lived-in: brick walls; a selection of stools, tables and expansive booths; some old-looking stuff in frames on the walls (it seems safe to say that no one will ever go to the Penrose to study the art), wooden floors that appear to have seen some traffic.

It feels pleasantly weighty and is well-balanced.

If one visits a cave in summer, it feels nice and cool, and in winter it feels pleasantly warm.

Even the locals feel pleasantly isolated from the world outside.

He favors very rich, almost overpowering desserts, the kind that make diners feel pleasantly guilty.

As always happens in good Costa Rican forest, I already felt pleasantly lost.

These segments feel pleasantly like eavesdropping, or hanging out backstage after a lecture.

Foot traffic is thin on the plaza, and it can feel pleasantly private, like a little-known park.