Sentence examples for pleasant hand from inspiring English sources

Each of these spots has been made softer with a rubber or silicon coating, so it has a more pleasant hand.

Valence describes the pleasantness of the stimuli, with positive (or pleasant), on one hand, and negative (or unpleasant) on the other.

The book brims with captivating detail: intricately carved Japanese netsuke, used to suspend small belongings from the belt of a kimono, were also made to feel pleasant in the hand; Elizabethan mini-portraits worn as jewelry afforded the "private pleasure" of ownership.

Fellow pundit Justin Marshall added: "It's not pleasant getting your hand stamped on like that either".

That's also how merely mortal readers will feel with this pleasant little volume in hand.

Kennedy's relationship with Franklin Roosevelt is on the other hand supremely pleasant; indeed, is the book's pièce de résistance.

ON the other hand, the Pleasant Hawaiian Hula Show (formerly the Kodak Hula Show) seemed to be strictly an event for the folks from the mainland.

And it's only slightly more pleasant using your right hand.

It doesn't feel overly big at 130mm by 65.6mm by 9mm, which makes it slightly thicker and larger in surface area than the iPhone 5, and pretty close to the Nexus 4. It's a light device, since it's mostly made of plastic, but it doesn't feel cheap; the pebbled back cover has a pleasant feel in the hand, and it's practical too, since it's slightly grippy.

This band's musical arsenal keeps getting fuller, and one of the album's pleasantest surprises is "A Hand to Take Hold of the Scene," which mimics the brisk new-wave of the Cure.

Using soap works by breaking down the grease and dirt that carry most germs, facilitating the rubbing and friction that dislodge them and leaving hands smelling pleasant.