Sentence examples for no more pleasant from inspiring English sources

An episode involving the removal of his adenoids in Norway is no more pleasant.

Life is no more pleasant in two single-channel pieces.

On a warm night, there may be no more pleasant place to sit in Madrid than on Sacha's leafy terrace.

The thought of retiring is, for some, no more pleasant than dwelling on suffering from an accident.

It is no more pleasant or beautiful, on its own, than any number of places within a similar distance to Manhattan.

I can think of no more pleasant way to play hooky on a Friday afternoon, compelled to try all the recommended wines by the glass (the place is owned by Gergovie Wines, who concentrate on the kind of punk-ethos winemaker who pooh-poohs additives and preservatives.

Literary talk about which books will last and for how long is mostly no more than a pleasant or rather malicious way of passing the time, but I'd be surprised if The French Lieutenant's Woman did not float down the stream for some decades, while his work in Lyme Regis could run for generations.

Perhaps there'll be no place more pleasant to do just that than in Miami this Saturday and Sunday, April 28-29.

That will no doubt make for a more pleasant set than Mr. Chappelle's.

Some foods are more pleasant than others, no doubt.

(Dumb people were so much more pleasant before they got cynical, no?).