Sentence examples for often pleasant from inspiring English sources

So Adams is often pleasant.

SOUND LEVEL When fully packed, formidable, but more often pleasant.

Art is often pleasant, but that's not what makes it art.

Leaving one's home, friends and the life one knows for a nursing home is neither easy nor often pleasant.

While Krauss's crystalline vocals delight (not so Dan Tyminski's hollers), the album refuses to become more than its often pleasant parts.

It was well-meaning, often pleasant, and contained almost nothing for fans of Mr Burns or Derek Smalls to get excited about.

Warm, dry, subtropical-continental air often brings pleasant days in late summer and autumn.

There are no "tips" for this process really; it's painstaking and intense and doesn't often feel pleasant.

He painted sumptuous street scenes of strolling citizens at twilight, essentially tonal, with tinted, misty atmospheres, often generating pleasant tensions between fleeing perspective and brushy surfaces.

Arena is a prickly sort, often as pleasant as an ingrown toenail, but it is hard to fault his tactical decisions in this World Cup.

Characters in children's stories often lead pleasant lives: they speak to the Moon, play with big red dogs, and almost get eaten by wolves dressed up as close family members.