Sentence examples for normally pleasant from inspiring English sources

In your room!' " Dydo made her normally pleasant voice become a harsh bark.

The result is normally pleasant weather and an average annual temperature of about 60 °F (16 °C), increasing from northwest to southeast.

Ronnie Dwyer, who just last month rented a slip here, said the eviction effort had cast a pall over a normally pleasant place.

At other times, Basil, Sybil and even the normally pleasant Polly prefer the patronising approach, excusing Manuel's behaviour with, "He's from Barcelona".

Winters are usually pleasant and dry, with daily temperatures normally rising from about 50° (about 10 °C) into the upper 70s F (about 25 °C).

Ms. Zellweger, who is normally unfailingly pleasant, says she acted flippant because she thought Mr. Crowe was joking.

Leventhal, normally a pleasant person, transformed himself into a deeply unpleasant one for his cross-examination of Borukhova.

We have lovely blue sky, normally a pleasant wind and a climate that's between 23 and 25 degrees Celsius at night (74 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit).

For instance, if your teen is normally happy and pleasant, but has suddenly become moody or unreasonably angry or sad about a lot of things, she could be depressed.

Or you develop circuits in the spinal cord and in the brain in which peripheral nerves — nerves from your fingers or feet or legs, which normally carry innocuous or even pleasant sensations, like a breeze fluttering or a soft touch — now send signals that are interpreted in the brain as being painful.

As well as paying attention to the parts of your body that you would normally ignore, the after-pain comedown offers a pleasant mix of freedom and relaxation.