Sentence examples for not really pleasant from inspiring English sources

The web based interface is entirely serviceable, but not really pleasant to use, as you can see above.

"They grew up with air-conditioning, and they know its drawbacks: it isn't really pleasant on a day that's only slightly hot or a day that's slightly cold".

The unfairness of the double standards for men and women regarding sexual permissiveness (what nowadays would be derided as "slut-shaming"), figures largely in the boozy, weirdly tender story of Patricia, aimlessly drifting through a life of pleasure after her divorce at age twenty-four, only it's not really so pleasant as all that.

He's not the greatest ambassador for pigeon lovers -- many of us think public feeding is way over the line and terrible for our image -- but he makes an eloquent argument: "This is not the wild, and it is not really a pleasant thought or sight to see city birds being attacked and devoured by the hawks.

He's not really a pleasant dude.

It's this total paralysis; just wanting to be understood, and total desperation, and I do not really find it pleasant to come home after the show.

"It wasn't really a pleasant episode," he says.

I sampled a few and politely tried to smile back -- but for me it wasn't really a pleasant experience.

"I'm actually enjoying the fact that I can have a relationship with my girlfriend where I'm really pleasant and not fucked up totally all the time," he said.

Similarly, if you tend to drift away, you may simply find their presence comforting and pleasant, but not really necessary and not really love.

Actor Sir Ben Kingsley proved pleasant and approachable, although he admitted: "I'm not really a gamer.