Sentence examples for pleasant term from inspiring English sources

In 2009, after nearly a decade of evaluation, the diocese announced a "reconfiguration," a pleasant term for the closing and merging of dozens of parishes.

Later, however, when he inhabited the White House, Jackson argued that white settlers [a pleasant term for "land thieves"] had a "right" to confiscate Indian land.

Fry also claimed that he and the trust had been told "in not particularly pleasant terms … to get back in our box" by Thompson when they raised issues around executive pay.

But if Pictou is mentioned in tourism guidebooks Lonely Planet or Forbes, it is not in pleasant terms.

And everything seemed like it was ending on pleasant terms, until their last shift when everything came out in the open.

Our overly-pleasant terms are the spoonful of sugar that makes the medicine go down.

The Pill XL takes the smaller and original Pill speaker and inflates it, but adds a handle at the back for easy portability, and it's a formula that's surprisingly pleasant in terms of both looks and ergonomics.

For a hundred years visual artists, writers and composers have been enjoying short-term, pleasant and often productive residencies at Yaddo, the bucolic artists' community in Saratoga Springs, N.Y.

It's not the cheapest bag in the world at $135 and it's got a few quirks, but it's a pleasant surprise in terms of space and comfort and I can think of far worse bags to spend the money on.

First, they showed them pictures of four different women, each accompanied by a character sketch that described the woman in question in either pleasant or unpleasant terms.

Marketing managers can develop long-term and pleasant relationships with customers if they can detect and predict changes in customer behavior.