Sentence examples for pleasant bubble from inspiring English sources

Slowly, my pleasant bubble of linguistic ignorance is being pierced.

Before 9/11, I existed in a pleasant bubble of safety and ignorance.

It's never pleasant when the bubble bursts, but the degree of pain usually mirrors the extent of the preceding boom.

As it turns out, the feeling is rather pleasant, like tiny bubbles dancing over my toes, and 30 minutes later, all my little piggies are refreshed – and intact.

Ms. Clueless shirked her preparatory responsibilities and instead made me late for work, bursting the pleasant Cookies and Kreme bubble I had surrounded myself with.

Around every second corner there is another pleasant square with a bubbling fountain or a monument to a long dead military hero or captain of industry.

From "Let's Fall in Love" in 1933 through "The Hell Cat, Blind Datete" and "Kid Millions" with Eddie Cantor in 1934, the Maurice Chevalier musical "Folies-Bergère" in 1935 and a dozen more lightweight but pleasant musicals and comedies, she bubbled and sang.

Those, too, were the hallmarks of the dot-com boom, and, as everyone knows, the bursting of that bubble was far from pleasant.

And as the Bush twins frequently illustrated, for all its apparent prestige, living inside the bubble isn't a pleasant experience.

Here in Berlin, safe within the illusory bubble of the most pleasant city on earth, it is easy to see why any rational person fears change.

By the time the scrim comes up a few seconds later, you can feel the desperate jingoism bubbling beneath Barrie's pleasant stories.