Sentence examples for it too pleasant from inspiring English sources
Some listeners on further exposure might find it too pleasant, but that exposure is certainly deserved.
Asked about her first night here as the governor's wife, though, she said, "I don't think it was too pleasant, because it was right after the big story about David and I and the problems in our marriage and all of the hoopla".
"It's too pleasant — the New York of my dreams".
While some of the work is boldly elemental, much of it is simply too pleasant.
I know it looks not too pleasant for the cameras now.
And gravity is twice as strong, meaning it won't be too pleasant to walk around.
Haven't we been hearing from Republicans that Obama is too passive when it comes to Ukraine — that he's too pleasant with Putin, and doesn't talk tough in the way that they imagine they would?
It is the back wall, painted a rather too pleasant shade of pale pink and the bright touch of turquoise just in front of it — a bottle of Gatorade on the floor — that sends you to the news release and the checklist for further guidance.
It is a great misfortune to be born in the Peerage, life is too pleasant for him.
You can also put on some lip balm a few hours before to soften up your lips, but don't use it right before you make a move or your lips won't feel too pleasant.
