Sentence examples for pleasant less from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, Southerners are nicer than Northerners; they're more pleasant, less hurried, less brusque and considerably more gracious, even when their jobs don't entail catering to paying guests.

This isn't a stretch for Murray, just a marginally less pleasant, less cool version of his usual zonked-out, wise-ass schtick (which I confess I love and always will), though he is asked to act perhaps 5% harder than usual when he has a stroke and must learn to talk again (it's remarkable, implausible and annoying how fast he recovers).

While hundreds of "it" girls and boys -- the Giants linebacker and art collector Dhani Jones, the Schnabel sisters, the fashion designer Zac Posen -- danced beneath swirling turquoise and orange lights, air-kissed and gossiped about who was going to Mustique and who to Gstaad, a less pleasant, less elegant scene was being played out in the women's restroom on the first floor.

Perhaps now brands and publishers can focus on far fewer, far richer, far more pleasant, less interruptive, premium ads, ads that actually work.

Problem is, squashing the question will make you a short-tempered, less pleasant, less generous human being.

Therefore, in order to study longer durations, it might be necessary to use a more pleasant, less boring task to ensure that participants remain engaged in the task for a long period of time.

Mealtimes become pleasant and less stressful for the family.

"Learning now is more focused, more pleasant and less pressured than college," said Mr. Balla.

"In fact he was much more pleasant and less of a pain than many professional actors.

It takes roughly six hours and is far more pleasant and less trouble than flying.

Ms. Pinkett Smith chose a more pleasant — and less pleasing — alter ego.