Sentence examples for reasonably pleasing from inspiring English sources

In a rather more sumptuous arena, Gitano Hernando made only a reasonably pleasing comeback at Meydan last night.

Le Guen's reasonably pleasing start to the campaign - a 2-1 win away to Motherwell in which a number of scoring opportunities were squandered - was followed by his first encounter with the grumbling of dissatisfied fans in the 2... 8209 2 draw at home to Dundee United eight days ago.

These items were followed by Mr. Copland's "A Lincoln Portrait," which, as most people know, represents the wide-open-spaces-cum-Americana Copland, rather than the atonal Copland we heard on opening night, and which is capable, at its best, of producing landscape backgrounds of a reasonably pleasing, if somewhat bleak, variety.

The players trudge off and England can be reasonably pleased with their first half display.

His opposite number, Steve McCormack, was reasonably pleased with his side's efforts.

They had been reasonably pleased, in fact, that midway through the third quarter the Rams led by only a touchdown.

Although Toney-El and his freshman teammates seemed reasonably pleased, they said their team was still a work in progress.

Keegan said he was reasonably pleased, adding: "It was good for Robbie to get 90 minutes under his belt.

Has the outcome been what he set out to achieve?I think he would be reasonably pleased with the outcome, particularly on poverty eradication.

He seemed reasonably pleased with the team's defensive effort, holding the Chiefs to 10 points before McCluster's return and the two touchdown passes that followed.

These apparent votes of confidence can be fragile but King should be reasonably pleased about how the recent "surprises" on QE have been received.