Sentence examples for pleasant quality of from inspiring English sources

Mr Albert Lane, tenor, however, had a "pleasant quality of voice, but not very powerful on top notes.

The restriction on spatial expansion would mean that overcrowding would begin to choke the city and destroy its pleasant quality of life.

Color does not add a pleasant quality to design - it reinforces it.

Here we're allowing a pleasant quality to arise.

But Gutmann certainly mastered the pleasant quality associated with the style, as in two paintings of his tree-shaded home in Silvermine, one painted in the fall, and the other when the leaves were multiple shades of green.

It was their most pleasant quality.

Perhaps his most pleasant quality is his generosity.

But then the mind takes it a step further -- usually very quickly -- and tries to grab what's pleasant, fight or flee from what's unpleasant, or prod what's neutral to get pleasant: This quality of grabbing, pushing, resisting, or pressing is the hallmark of clinging.

Thus, on the hedonistic account, King Lear might come out far behind Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's The Song of Hiawatha, or Joyce Kilmer's "Trees," in view of the difficulty of comprehending Shakespeare by many people and the pleasant, easy lilting quality of Longfellow's poem; similarly, a simple ditty might come out ahead of Bach's Mass in B Minor.

There is something about the pleasant pucker and astringent quality of lemon that has a universal appeal.

I was a blank slate at which someone's sweet, cookie-baking grandmother could toss casual insults phrased as pleasant inquiries about the quality of my day.