Sentence examples for pleasing anyone from inspiring English sources

It's a hard job pleasing anyone with design work.

Cummings has zero interest in pleasing anyone, even the Prime Minister.

The taciturn Aritomo is not in the habit of pleasing anyone or apologising for his country's crimes.

"We are not here to question the club's policy, only the performance by Ronaldinho, which is not pleasing anyone who understands football," the letter read.

In fact, when Leonard Chess first heard Muddy Waters sing I Can't Be Satisfied, in a Delta growl backed with a whining electric slide guitar, he couldn't imagine it pleasing anyone.

You write your first stuff pretty much for yourself, not thinking anybody will read, much less publish, it, not thinking it'll earn money, therefore not worrying about pleasing anyone or falling in line with any agenda; not worrying about censoring yourself, either, because who's going to see it?

"It won't please anyone.

Matters had come to such an impasse that Henry no longer pleased anyone.

I like not having to please anyone, and the peace and quiet when I travel.

In today's universities, it seems, it is increasingly difficult to please anyone.

Please, anyone reading this: WOMEN'S RIGHTS IS A HUMAN RIGHTS ISSUE.