Sentence examples for pleasant part from inspiring English sources

Now the pleasant part of the day is over.

"They were a more pleasant part of the building's culture than some of the people".

As it happened, that was probably the most pleasant part of D'Antoni's night.

And it's a jolly pleasant part of the world to live .But there is another problem.

McDermott said the most pleasant part of the experience was shaking Krzyzewski's hand during pregame introductions.

The cold-weather season, from November to February, is the most pleasant part of the year.

While Krauss's crystalline vocals delight (not so Dan Tyminski's hollers), the album refuses to become more than its often pleasant parts.

A can-do attitude means you're prepared to set an example by tackling whatever needs doing, including the less pleasant parts of a job.

We find that in many respects group-cycle journeys fit an expected pattern of discretionary activity: group journeys are more likely at weekends, late evenings and lunchtimes; they generally take place within more pleasant parts of the city; and between individuals apparently known to each other.

Goldsmith's passion for anti-science and his love of good company and good living combined in his foundation, with Denis de Rougement, Gerard Morgan-Grenville and others, of Ecoropa, a travelling debating society of scientists and writers which met convivially in pleasant parts of France, Italy and Spain and Germany.

It's true, she says, that she has lived and worked in pleasant parts of the north; has "the luxury of writing at home" without the burden of an academic job, and at the same time is able to bring up her two children.