Sentence examples for pleasant whole from inspiring English sources

ALEA is an attempt to capture that: It is up to the player to decide if tearing themselves between the hypnotic environment and the task of playing is a challenge or part of a more pleasant whole.

"You get sour plum, dried raisin and Twizzlers — oddly enough — all accompanied by an underlying bitter sweetness that's more than pleasant the whole way through," said bar manager Brian Klemm.

I mean, if we were obliged to repay only pleasant people, the whole housing crisis might have been averted.

Trade in my whole pleasant suburban life and move to the Upper East Side and be Harriet M Welch, with her notebook and her flashlight and her hands-off parents.

In addition to making your laptop computing experience more pleasant on the whole, it could actually protect you from catastrophic crotch damage.

But, while it's not a revolutionary price, it is in line with current (non-4G) models, so it seems a logical (if not pleasant, given the whole "next-gen" thing) price point.

Blogcritics contributor David Bowling states that Shades of Deep Purple "was a creative and very good debut album", which combines "psychedelic music with hard rock and early progressive rock into a pleasant but disjointed whole".

"Though when I got up there and saw my views," she continued, "it was really my first pleasant surprise of this whole journey".

It should be mainly dry, with periods of showers, but on the whole a pleasant warm bank holiday weekend for the majority of people".

It ran alongside a happier-times shot of Frank & Mia cutting their wedding cake--a teaser for the "Sinatra and Mia to Separate" story on p. 8....For a while, Jack Smith, the editor & publisher of "Nostalgia News," had this pleasant fantasy about the whole thing coming together: advertisers, franchises, nostalgia galore--the works.

We're helping people have a more pleasant experience as a whole.