Sentence examples for pleasant enough to from inspiring English sources

That said, it's pleasant enough to eat.

It's pleasant enough to watch, but by no means riveting or revolutionary.

Canadian comic Martin gets the most stage time, and it's pleasant enough to spend it with her.

Their flavor is mildly pleasant, but not pleasant enough to make dried pig's blood taste like anything other than a healing wound.

"Constructs" never adds up to anything much, but it's pleasant enough to watch and, like everything else on this program, well danced.

For a while it is pleasant enough to contemplate these loose ends, and to tease from them the possible contours of a story.

The Baseball Hall of Fame is, while a pleasant enough place to visit, mostly bullshit bullshit enough, at least, to cancel a 2003 screening of Bull Durham because Tim Robbins and Susan Sarandon's opposition to the war in Iraq "could put our troops in danger"—and certainly not something worth getting excessively exercised about.

It demands not to be cared about, and that is a pleasant enough demand to oblige, even with sports in general passing through a dreary in-between period, during which neither football nor baseball is on.

It was a pleasant enough way to spend 11 minutes, but frustrating in the knowledge that so much more was missing.

ASBEST, Russia — This city of about 70,000 people on the eastern slopes of the Ural Mountains is a pleasant enough place to live except for one big drawback: when the wind picks up, clouds of carcinogenic dust blow through.

It's not that The Newsroom, episode 2 of which played on Sky Atlantic this week, is heinously bad – it's a pleasant enough way to waste an hour re-visiting the details of the BP oil spill played out in an office full of dislikable smartarses – it's simply not amazing.