Sentence examples for is particularly pleasant from inspiring English sources

L'Île Rousse's columned market is a national monument, and shady Place Paoli is particularly pleasant.

The outdoor seating is particularly pleasant on the warm weekends when jazz floats out from the crowded bar.

Chala has a balcony area that is particularly pleasant in the evenings, as it looks out over a beautifully lit cobbled avenue that leads down to the sea.

Hearing music in this floating concert hall on the East River is particularly pleasant in late spring, when daylight remains well past curtain time, and listeners can go up to the roof deck during intermission.

What is particularly pleasant is that you can do whatever you please.

This is particularly pleasant if the walk happens to be through Paris streets or along cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

The bar and courtyard are particularly pleasant for a nightcap.

There are three answers to that, none of which are particularly pleasant.

Every house had its back story, and none of them were going to be particularly pleasant.

This day was particularly pleasant given the frustration of the winter, he said.

In the morning, I ambled down to inspect the pool and made a number of overlapping discoveries, none of which was particularly pleasant.