Sentence examples for pleasant which from inspiring English sources

The drink was perfectly pleasant, which is its intention.

"It is sounds which are pleasant, which stimulate the human being and the emotions.

The art is uniformly pleasant, which in the current age might seem a negative thing.

In her new graphic memoir "Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant?," which will be published next week, Chast chronicles the decline of her aging parents.

Roz Chast, a New Yorker cartoonist since 1978, is the author of the graphic memoir "Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant?," which will be published in May.

In the weeks to come, Mr. Turton thinks that his congregation will temporarily end up moving in with St. Mary's by the Sea Episcopal Church in Point Pleasant, which was built on higher land.

Great art it isn't, but it's a perfectly pleasant collection of perfectly pleasant songs, which has swapped some of the tinniness of those Eighties hits for something mellower and richer.

The desired aspects of housing environment also involved a pleasant environment which improves human vitality.

He is in a pleasant state which he calls "la belle indifference".

Daniel Sullivan directed this pleasant revival, which could have used more heat under it.

The rest is pleasant enough, which may sound more damning than I mean it to, given Thompson's reputation.