Sentence examples for not especially pleasant from inspiring English sources

But the air inside this literary biosphere is not especially pleasant to breathe.

My previous experience with horses was limited and not especially pleasant.

It's not especially pleasant to think about what the global economy will look like if China and the United States fail to fix their dysfunctional relationship.

The H2 is highly capable off-road, but it's not especially pleasant on pavement.

While not especially pleasant, this style of management is extremely effective, giving rise to an extraordinarily high standard of performance.

As much as you may enjoy helping others, you should be aware that some of the job duties (cleaning bedpans and changing soiled bed linens) are not especially pleasant.

It was 97 degrees and dusty, and with little to stand in the way of the powerful winds it wasn't especially pleasant.

Instead it is precisely because she isn't especially pleasant to be around, because she makes some wrong and, depending on your worldview and palate, some suspect choices — fermented soybean, for starters — that she and the film finally start to hum, whistle and work.

Of course, this servility isn't especially pleasant for a Westerner.

It wasn't an especially pleasant experience.

While the BBC essay and others, including the original report in Science, do not make for especially pleasant reading, I urge everyone to read something about this new groundbreaking study, for its results are important for every single human on Earth.