The phrase "pleasant words" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "Using pleasant words is important when interacting with others".
Some pleasant words are "approve," "confidence" and "guidance".
The lawyer who hears more pleasant words is not more likely to win.
The number of pleasant words has climbed, too, but not as fast as the number of unpleasant words.
In the first, participants were shown female faces with words linked to maths or science and in the second, black faces appeared with pleasant words.
California's Governor Reagan spoke pleasant words of welcome and kept to himself his established opinion that if you've seen one redwood you've seen them all.
The pleasant words this evening disguised deep disagreements between the two sides over the peace plan, including the future of Israeli settlements in the West Bank and Gaza.
Stanley, who always had a pleasant word for everyone, was made Director Emeritus in 2004 to recognize his outstanding service to Goodwill and the community.
With his black beret perched obliquely on a butte of silver hair, he stood on the ancient hill during the white heat of summer and through the sporadic dreariness of Athenian winters, always with a smile, a pleasant word.
I smile at them and exchange a pleasant word, maybe even a simple act of kindness.
If you can't provide a smile, a pleasant word and a handshake, you are creating a recipe for business disaster.
Note that "murmuring," one of the most pleasant sounding words in English, has almost the same sounds as "murdering".
