Sentence examples for pleasant though from inspiring English sources
I can see how the crunch might be pleasant, though, so I've included them; personally I prefer to chuck whatever other fresh vegetable is lurking in the fridge instead but, as I never caught so much as a whiff of a brussels sprout in Vietnam, this is between you and your authenticity god.
Sitting down was pleasant, though. .
SERVICE -- Correct and pleasant, though not hearty.
SERVICE -- Always pleasant, though slow and uneven.
Benoit has a chocolate one, pleasant though sugary.
Pick the small, pleasant estates, though, such as Landport and Malling, and you'll get loads more for your money.
It turned out to be a less than pleasant experience, though, because the hotel downgraded her to a lesser room for the second night.
Despite the country's reputation as a "green and pleasant land", though, the UK doesn't grow that much: agriculture contributes less than 1% to GDP.
Sicilian-style braised short ribs were equally luscious, and the pan-roasted parsnips, carrots, celery root and new potatoes were a pleasant foil (though, like nearly all the vegetables here, they could have been served in more generous quantities).
Nothing compelling, really, though pleasant enough with a glass of wine or cocktail.
