Sentence examples for pleased than from inspiring English sources

I'm more pleased than worried -- pleased with the response to the case down in Florida, to the fact that it was detected in the first place.

The Rangers had been no more pleased than the Devils.

"I'd be much more pleased than with the other ones," she reported back.

She floats through scenes, always more pleased than her counterpart, who is a constitutional moper.

Perlmutter is more pleased than frustrated about the condition of the universe.

SHE'S back in town, and no one seems more pleased than she.

"That's really what I'm more pleased about than actually being in the fourth round," Ginepri said.

And I don't think there is any player I've managed who I could be more proud of, or pleased with, than Brett Ormerod.

GUY WYSER-PRATTE, a larger-than-life American arbitrageur, is more pleased with himself than ever after ousting Hans Fahr, chief executive of IWKA, a German engineering and automotive supplier.

While the end-product (video below) is more exciting than you'd assume, none seem more pleased with it than Jon Masse, a member of the developer team and the one who blogged about the experience.

Cronkite still wears CBS "eye" cuff links but is less than pleased about what has happened to the franchise that he more than anyone elevated into iconic status.