Sentence examples for pleasing name from inspiring English sources
During a short trip to Paris, for example, she met a publisher named Robert Laffont and found a Nabokovian delight in his aesthetically pleasing name.
But many Chinese couples take pride in searching the rich archives of classical Chinese to find a distinctive, pleasing name, partly to help their children stand out in a society with strikingly few surnames.
Whether your thoughts are terrifying or pleasing, name them "thinking" with all your honesty and gentleness.
Mr. Wouk and Mr. Warshaw have attributed the work to a little-known artist with the pleasing name Hermannus Posthumus.
The run-up to Riga has been marked by a welcome new realism which accepts that, while the Eastern Partnership will continue as a pleasing name, for most practical purposes it hardly exists.
The characteristic activity on such a computer has been given the pleasing name "wilfing", adapted from the acronym WWILF, or "What was I looking for?" You work a bit.
So they rely on other cues — like political affiliations, pleasing names and who knows what else — to elect judges, legislators and other down-ballot officials.
"Please name a single tribe in the last 500 years that became better off after contact.
Students can learn some useful words including: please, name, thank you, hello, goodbye, good, bad, friends and sorry using these attractive flash cards.
If you work (or have worked) for such an employer, please name it below and tell us a bit about why you think the rule came to be and whether it was a good or bad thing.
