Sentence examples for like pleasant from inspiring English sources

It doesn't occur near words like "pleasant" or "irritated".

Both are good lawyers; both are pleasant people who like pleasant things.

We also now know what the PS4 looks like – pleasant enough, if unremarkably boxy, and surprisingly small.

Students cited factors like pleasant weather (Stanford) or having "their own ski slope" (Dartmouth) as part of what made colleges "hot" in their minds.

This shrugging humility can be frustrating, but it's probably inseparable from the unfussy attitude that makes her songs — even ones you know well — feel like pleasant surprises.

Shows that appear to be marginal in the traditional ratings can look like pleasant surprises when delayed viewing is counted, and hit network shows can add to their audience totals, sometimes in staggering numbers.

Granted, her natural beauty doesn't hurt and may well position her to discard the idea (for herself) of conforming to the idea that for menopausal women, "the art of aging well," sounds like pleasant-speak for getting older.

Fans liked his pleasant, easygoing personality and his friendliness to children.

May I suggest that the reason for the essay's lack of substance regarding Barack Obama's ideas is that his campaign feels more like a pleasant horoscope than like a run for the Presidency?

It feels like an echo, or like embers: pleasant, warm and inviting, but without a crucial flame.

It's natural to like what's pleasant and to dislike what's unpleasant, no problem so far.