Sentence examples for pleasant too from inspiring English sources

British people are quite pleasant, too.

Despite a clunky arrangement, the singer Jackeline Ribas sounded pleasant, and the choreography stayed pleasant, too.

In the interview at his home, he added, "She's a lot more pleasant, too".

Strolling through the museum's cool, quiet, evenly lighted galleries is pleasant, too.

Once we got past the attitude-challenged hostess, the service was pleasant, too.

"It's a lot cheaper than the train, and more pleasant, too, because you can talk to the other people in the car," he said.

That's a pleasant feeling, too.

First-quarter earnings were a pleasant surprise, too.

The tone was one of educational maturity: pleasant, after too many juvenile moments from ministers this week.

While some social housing built then is extremely pleasant, far too much was in the form of grim, cheaply-built concrete blocks surrounded by wasted scrubland.

It was a pleasant surprise, too, considering that Wayne Hoekstra, the chef, is trying to serve hotel and conference guests as well as people who drop in for dinner.