Sentence examples for pleasant meaning from inspiring English sources

One is simply to be a pleasant place to live and work, pleasant meaning different things to different people, of course.

You might physically be able to walk to a grocery store, but buckled pavements or poor street lighting might make the walk less than pleasant – meaning you may be less likely to do it again.

DePodesta – pleasant, well-meaning and overmatched -- lasted 20 months before McCourt fired him and hired Colletti.

THE HISTORY Native Americans named the area Winnecomac, meaning "pleasant land".

Members of that auxiliary dining room crew, while pleasant and well meaning, were a bit green.

"I never saw that view, but I want to tell you if that wasn't there, it would probably be a lot more pleasant," Wolff said, meaning the deck.

I've always taken the wish as I presume it is intended, as a pleasant and well-meaning gesture.

Its name derives from a corruption of the Aboriginal word alowrie, meaning "high pleasant place by the sea".

Participants' task was to decide whether a supraliminal noun was subjectively pleasant or unpleasant in meaning.

The semantic priming task required participants to process subliminal nouns and to judge whether subsequently presented supraliminal (visible) nouns were subjectively pleasant or unpleasant in meaning.

It was well-meaning, often pleasant, and contained almost nothing for fans of Mr Burns or Derek Smalls to get excited about.