Sentence examples for pleasant lives from inspiring English sources

Just to have pleasant lives, not to suffer, to feel positive.

People live very pleasant lives and the environment is incredibly beautiful.

Characters in children's stories often lead pleasant lives: they speak to the Moon, play with big red dogs, and almost get eaten by wolves dressed up as close family members.

By Colin Stokes October 12, 2015 Characters in children's stories often lead pleasant lives: they speak to the Moon, play with big red dogs, and almost get eaten by wolves dressed up as close family members.

Researchers may not be amused by pictures of of chimps in T-shirts of business suits, but millions of other people are, and movie-star chimps may well have more pleasant lives than ones in zoos.

I hope they live long, pleasant lives together.

"This room is soooo devoid of style," he gasps, whirling around her (perfectly pleasant) living room like a horrified spaniel in a hall of mirrors, before commanding his minions to fetch as much Maldives-influenced "vacaaaation furniture" as the budget will allow, darling.

He also reported that its residents were "pleasant; living with them is easy, and their manners are agreeable.

Why doesn't that model generalise to America at large? "Imagine how much more pleasant our lives would be if we just kept up the public furniture enough that rust, cracks, leaky roofs and toilets that stop up became rare rather than commonplace".

The trends that are making city centres more pleasant to live in seem set to continue.

It is very pleasant to live here in our beautiful world.