Sentence examples for pleasantly from from inspiring English sources

The movie dribbles along pleasantly from scene to scene, and though it doesn't falter, it has no impetus; it's "nice" when it should be explosively, painfully funny.

"The rest of the movie, with its corkscrew plot and whiplash reversals, may fade quickly and pleasantly from memory, but that face remains emphatically there".

The principle of scroll painting, whereby the landscape is exposed not in one but in a continual succession of views, was applied also in gardens, and grounds were arranged so that one passed pleasantly from viewpoint to viewpoint, each calculated to give a different pleasure appropriate to its situation.

For example, the other Monday night, a little after seven, Walter Cronkite peered out at us pleasantly from the TV screen, said, "Today's Vietnam story in a moment," and then there we were, via film that had been taken twenty-six hours earlier, eighteen miles south of the DMZ, watching a Marine scout detail that had been sent out to look for North Vietnamese encampments.

Another object here, but the effect still applies pleasantly from the point of focus.

Detoutcoeur's Polish-inspired sweet treat is smoky from the tea, pleasantly bitter from the wine, fruity and polished with sea salt.

The scones baked up crumbly, buttery, slightly sweet from the browned onions and currants and pleasantly smoky from the caraway seed — a little like a cross between a slice of seeded rye bread and an onion bialy.

Even the locals feel pleasantly isolated from the world outside.

I was also pleasantly surprised from time to time.

Their success depends on updating each one for its time while remaining pleasantly removed from reality.

"You can't," he said pleasantly, speaking from the Israeli experience.