Sentence examples for pleasant things about from inspiring English sources

One of the pleasant things about New York – and the US in general – compared to the UK is the ease of conversation.

One of the pleasant things about the Odyssey is that it you can opt for all the deluxe goodies and still keep the price tag just under $30,000.

"The pleasant thing about 'Total Poker' is that while it teaches some of the finer points of playing, it also amuses," wrote Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, reviewing the book in The New York Times.

Striving for an even more optimistic note, Mikhail Mishin, the rebel state's minister of youth, sports and tourism, said: "The people here finally have a reason to just talk about pleasant things.

If you think about pleasant things, you will be less preoccupied by your desire to breathe.

But in rural counties, most local officials have nothing but pleasant things to say about the brothels.

Costolo, too, had pleasant things to say about them, and Noto in particular said he "did not bring in to be an accountant".

Few people have pleasant things to say about the climate negotiations.

Maybe find someone that likes to walk and walk with them; talk about pleasant things.

Grace Church has got out a list of pleasant things to do and think about in N.Y in the summertime.

The New Yorker, June 19 , 1937P. 9 Grace Church has got out a list of pleasant things to do and think about in N.Y in the summertime.