The phrase 'pleasant sunshine' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a sunny day that is enjoyed by someone or something. Example: "The birds chirped happily in the pleasant sunshine."
The result was a day of pleasant sunshine, cool breezes and low humidity, a welcome relief from the oppressive heat that had smothered the city.
Along Summer Gate Avenue, as the open house crowds took long detours into the free-food tent, Keith McCoy strolled in the pleasant sunshine.
Australia and India faced each other in the second match of Thursday's double-header in pleasant sunshine at the lovely Galle ground, overlooked by the Dutch fort with the Indian Ocean in the background.
11.39am BST Bruce Talbot reports from Arundel Good morning from Arundel where overcast skies have been replaced by pleasant sunshine - perfect for what should be an absorbing second day in Sussex's tussle with Yorkshire.
Ann Wills Ruislip, Middlesex A couple of days before bonfire night and I've just picked a small but choice bowl of raspberries and eaten them outside in pleasant sunshine.
Sibylle, a tall elegant woman born in 1944 who has written nine novels and also lectures in film, picked me up and we set out in pleasant sunshine along the autobahn.
Maybe it was the pleasant evening sunshine.
We even had a pleasant period of sunshine, although the grey cloud has now returned.
The temperature was a pleasant 20C, the sunshine was constant, other tourists were few and the pace of life had shifted down a couple of gears.
Following it is rather like being perpetually doused in sunshine: perfectly pleasant and yet oddly unnerving.
And the weather this year, pleasant mid-80s temperatures with sunshine, allowed determined book lovers to peruse book vendors lining the square's cross streets or to scurry from one venue to another with ease.
