Sentence examples for may please its from inspiring English sources

Despite — or perhaps because of — its rigorous lack of seriousness, "Mirror Mirror" may please its focus-grouped audience of children and tweens.

By opening up the mobile news feed to traditional, non-social ads, Facebook may please its investors but will have to be very careful about how often these promotions appear to make sure they don't drown out organic content and cause us to stick our phones right back in our pockets.

Great art may please; it may also move, shock, challenge, or change the lives of those who experience it deeply.

This may please his detractors, but I'm not sure such self-effacement makes for a convincing best director win.

Such verbiage may please his Democratic base.

It may be pleased its counter-terrorist efforts against al-Qaida, at home and in neighbouring Yemen, have been given positive exposure.

That may please voters, but it strikes civil libertarians as hypocritical.

"It may please some of the purists as it looks purer, but the banks may become addicted," Mr. Mayer said.

The frantic action-comedy "Chinese Zodiac" may please non-discriminating fans of its co-writer/director/star (and more) Jackie Chan, but will likely leave most other viewers dazed, confused and eagerly watching the clock.

That may please Switzerland's consumers, but it makes life tough for its clockmakers, who sell to customers in the euro area.

Engaging like-minded people or preaching to the converted may please the sceptics but it yields few results beyond that.