Sentence examples for felt pleasantly from inspiring English sources

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

With all its top deck windows open and a breeze blowing through, the ordinary bus felt pleasantly balmy.

In "El Niño" this felt pleasantly teeming, with the myriad sources sharing the stage in a kind of party that suited the celebratory subject matter.

Although a final night's dancing at the Silver Bullet nightclub possibly wasn't the killer cure its name suggests, after four days in Bad Hofgastein, I felt pleasantly stretched in terms of my skiing ability but also immensely relaxed.

"Though I felt pleasantly drawn to several other girls, right on through college, I date the irreversible proof of my course to the year in which I mail-ordered André Gide's book 'Corydon.' " He was in high school at the time.

Riding it on a particularly wet week in September, it felt pleasantly balanced: it was smooth and comfortable along open stretches of road, fast up south London's hills, and steady in heavy traffic, in large part thanks to the SRAM hydraulic disc brakes, which are gloriously smooth and quick.

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.

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.

This may be why people are still prescribed sleeping tablets that make them feel pleasantly dissociated and are very addictive.