Sentence examples for more pleasant at from inspiring English sources

Of course, it tasted somewhat more pleasant at sunset on Ipanema beach than it did in rainy west London.

I do think seeing the world through what he calls a prosocial lens can make most kinds of work more pleasant, at a minimum.

Mostly they are very tight (especially on pumpkin heads like mine), break apart remarkably quickly, and obsessively add bass frequencies to music, a move that makes many records more pleasant at the physical level, but often obliterates whatever the recording was originally up to.

The programme contributed to changes in the family 'very much' in that family members were satisfied with the mothers' participation in the programme 65.14%, the mother is the one to decide what is best for the child 60.28%, and that all family members feel more pleasant at home 52.57%.

The device captures 5.2K spherical content at 30fps and captures a more pleasant 60fps at 3K. You'll also be able to capture 18MP stills with the tightly designed camera.

During the more pleasant seasons, at least walking to the Kenneth Cole on Fifth Avenue at lunch passes for exercise.

Being more pleasant comes at a cost.

One of the more pleasant surprises at E3 this year was our hands-on with the Xperia Play.

"Because you're so much more pleasant to look at," he responded.

Now, though, they are dressing up those tablets with inventive accessories to make them both more pleasant to look at and more practical for cashiers.

I flew instead, but it was close, reflecting a decision process that a lot of us are considering these days as air travel hassles worsen and the automobile taps us on the shoulder to remind us that driving can be a lot more pleasant than flying, at least on trips under 500 miles.