Sentence examples for pleasant calm from inspiring English sources
The soup was good but a chenin blanc from Long Island was like a wet rag lashing the pleasant calm of the soup.
The New Yorker, February 23 , 1929P. 15 In spite of the pleasant calm and good behavior at Altman's, a salesgirl went about the other day calling "Mr. Woopey, please - Mr. Woopey" View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By Emily Nussbaum By Doreen St. Félix.
The New Yorker, February 23 , 1929P. 15 In spite of the pleasant calm and good behavior at Altman's, a salesgirl went about the other day calling "Mr. Woopey, please - Mr. Woopey" View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By George Packer By Andy Borowitz.
Not only a male nurse but a highly trained one, highly personable, with a clean-shaven, tidy disposition and a voice that seemed pleasant, calm, and bright.
It was a bland California morning, pleasant and calm.
In the ATC, children completed 12 treatment sessions at home on computer in which they searched matrices for a pleasant or calm target amongst unpleasant background pictures, while also engaging in techniques designed to consolidate learning and memory for these search strategies.
Visualization is another classic relaxing technique, in which you picture yourself someplace pleasant and calm.
This pleasant osteria is calm and rustic, with hearty Sardinian cuisine and an emphasis on suckling pig and wild boar.
"The nature of the Republican Party is such that a calm, pleasant ad that says he was for tax-paid abortions, I'm against it" would have an impact.
It seemed a calm, pleasant evening at first, but pretty soon she had the crowd, including many with very gray hair, up and dancing in the narrow spaces between tables.
It doesn't seek to give advice, just describes the author's experience – her pain, struggles and triumphs, and sets out the two alternative methods: the calm, pleasant and for the most part enjoyable French experience, versus the fairly hysterical, intense and gruelling Anglophone method, and allows you to choose.
