Sentence examples for pleasant-sounding from inspiring English sources

Mellifluous -- a pleasant-sounding word used to describe pleasant sounds -- is a keen example of the wondrous, labyrinthine nature of language.

Murphy had a fuzzy but pleasant-sounding voice.

Analysts of Greene King had a pleasant-sounding day yesterday being taken round some new pubs.

Unfortunately, this pleasant-sounding theory doesn't translate into actual numbers, on either side of the equation.

It makes for pleasant-sounding, unmemorable listening, driven primarily by the production, which is largely slow and bubbly.

In so doing, the Guardian offers its readers a pleasant-sounding euphemism that obscures a history of terrorism and murder.

Note that "murmuring," one of the most pleasant sounding words in English, has almost the same sounds as "murdering".

In spring, early rhubarb is just delicious (although the term "forced" rhubarb is not very pleasant sounding).

The words are just tools for me to make pleasant sounding songs out of". © Charles Shaar Murray, 1974.

Through the pleasant sounding "regulatory cooperation", standards would be reduced across the board on the basis that they are "obstacles to trade".

Kelsey is pushed in Il Balen, while Mavlyanov, although pleasant sounding, wanders through it all looking utterly bewildered, as well he might.