Sentence examples similar to pleasant chaps from inspiring English sources

But Bob Knight has been gone for two seasons now, and in his place is a totally pleasant chap named Mike Davis.

He was a pleasant chap, a bit older than me, and I had him pegged as a mature student supplementing his income.

In a preconcert talk the Prokofiev biographer David Nice said the young Prokofiev described Glière as a "pleasant chap" who "doesn't take up much space".

She described him as a "pleasant chap" and said she was shocked by the revelations.

The sorts of people who used to go into banking were pleasant, jolly chaps, the class monitor who gets on with everyone.

Anyway, he's the 2011 PGA champion's marker, and seems like a pleasant enough chap.

Here he's a pleasant-seeming chap — a sock salesman who wants everything to fit nicely.

A pleasant middle-class English chap caught out lying by an insistent pedant, his lies getting more outre and unmanageable by the minute?

I met one chap who was very nice, very pleasant, but it turned out he'd been married four times.

This will cause dry, chapped and irritated lips and it won't appeal pleasant to people who look at you.

The sort of chap you'd happily have round for cheese and a pleasant Rioja.