Sentence examples for may seem pleasant from inspiring English sources
It may seem pleasant enough.
The idealized suburb, where there's nothing better to do but quibble over boys, may seem pleasant to some, but at the cost of a flat representation of most, not least of all Betty and Veronica.
The pealing of church bells may seem an unquestioned and pleasant part of neighborhood life, but in Washington Township in Morris County, bells are provoking sounds of protest.
When, for example, a cowardly person flees from battle rather than endanger his life, even though he may seem to be pursuing the more pleasant action, he is really just ignorant of the greater pleasure to be achieved by entering battle and acting bravely.
It may seem odd, but if you stay pleasant with your ex friends this will annoy them more than if you spread rumours about them.
The trip may seem worth it if you catch a starry night in the pleasant garden of this Mediterranean restaurant.
Even if getting there requires rides on a ferry and a bus, the trip may seem worth it if you catch a starry night in the pleasant garden of this Mediterranean restaurant.
Unfathomable though it may seem, Marcy is not the most tiresome character in this show, which features pleasant but forgettable music and marginally better lyrics.
That may seem presumptuous.
