Sentence examples for pleasant seeing from inspiring English sources

It's not pleasant seeing scary shadows outside the tent when you are alone.

Reading post after anonymous post about how your classmates and future professional peers want to rape you is not a particularly pleasant experience; seeing those posts right next to details of what outfit you wore to school yesterday, how tall you are or what kinds of comments you made in class feels awfully threatening.

I had the pleasant experience of seeing Eric Rohmer's "Pauline at the Beach" in first run on the Boulevard St.-Germain in the summer of 1983 and finding it preceded by a short film of equal artistic quality, "En Rachâchant," directed by Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet and written by Marguerite Duras.

No. "They are just revolting, there is nothing pleasant about seeing anybody in a mankini.

I had a pleasant shock seeing reproductions of selected paintings by such African-Americans as the charming outsider William H. Johnson, the sophisticated Washington abstractionist Alma Thomas, and the silky identity-conceptualist Glenn Ligon.

It's ridiculous, but surprisingly pleasant to see.

It would be pleasant to see Ms. Cavallo again.

It is always pleasant to see philosophers fighting like dogs.

Mertis is fundamentally pleasant, and sees no reason not to litter her world with niceness.

The Poles turned toward Moscow and, to their pleasant surprise, saw a human face.

It's pleasant to see, but it could be much more.