Sentence examples for to pleasant from inspiring English sources
adjective
Giving pleasure; pleasing in manner.
- We had a pleasant walk around the town.
London's green belt would give way to pleasant new suburbs.
But having low expectations can sometimes lead to pleasant surprises.
Force of circumstance often leads to pleasant discovery.
If only the same could be said of other impediments to pleasant air travel.
It now changes zooming to pleasant fades, already used to great effect elsewhere in the interface.
Given its succinctness, it should have a better ratio of compelling dishes to pleasant ones.
With good vermouth and good gin there is no limit to pleasant variations.
While the atmosphere of the island's other Sri Lankan restaurants ranges from serviceable to pleasant, Lakruwana's verges on spectacular.
They will question whether you are easy to talk to, pleasant to work alongside and good at establishing relationships quickly.
Visits Pleasant Colony in his stall, talks to Pleasant Colony's groom, James Washington, who is ecstatic.
On Sunday afternoon, a city's focus once again returned to Pleasant Avenue, for entirely different reasons.
