Sentence examples for pleasant like from inspiring English sources

Once "so many gloomy brows, and soured, vindictive hearts, had gone to plot ineffectual schemes of mischief elsewhere," he imagines, America might be all the more pleasant, like heaven after Lucifer "seceded from its golden palaces".

Smelling something pleasant, like freshly baked bread, triggers your central nervous system and affects your emotional state.

Re-frame the dog's barking as something pleasant, like music, laughter or someone gossiping.

"I say, 'They're pleasant, like a stinky cheese is pleasant.' ".

Bomar said some of the surprises in camp are pleasant, like the pace and the length of practices.

As it turns out, the feeling is rather pleasant, like tiny bubbles dancing over my toes, and 30 minutes later, all my little piggies are refreshed – and intact.

Although the odor of P. hadriani has been described by some authors as faint and pleasant or like violets, others describe the smell as fetid or putrid.

Around Chapman, who is very pretty and pleasant, Weinstein likes to joke that he's "fashionably challenged".

Adoption centers need "a pleasant, retail-like atmosphere with climate control and the whole nine yards," he says.

"Five Swords" consists of red interlocking forms that have a pleasant boomerang-like curve; they represent exotic scimitars.

Nutbourne Cured Meats include a fennel-seed salami which isn't good enough for £6; the salami has too many fatty globules, and the fennel seed is bitter rather than full of pleasant, liquorice-like flavour.