Sentence examples for pleasant reflections from inspiring English sources

Essayists have written with grace on children, on women, on love, on sports, as in Robert Louis Stevenson's collection Virginibus Puerisque (1881), or Willa Cather's pleasant reflections in Not Under Forty (1936).

ACASI both instigated the recollection of memories (pleasant and unpleasant) and induced reflection upon those memories.

Few of the artists display love as anything pleasant enough; but, then, maybe this is a reflection of the age of the participants.

Upon reflection, I realized that the trip was pleasant for a specific reason: it lacked the stresses that I associate with travel.

Apart from being aesthetically pleasant, I think it's great because it's a reflection on the process itself.

The peaceful home at the beginning is a parallel to the "Valley of Seclusion" in Coleridge's Reflections on Having Left a Place of Retirement, which is a quiet place that allows for a pleasant life.

Perfectly pleasant.

Pleasant though.

Not pleasant.

** Agreable (pleasant).

Pleasant Prospect, Shirvan Road.