Sentence examples for to pleasantly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a pleasant manner; so as to achieve a pleasant result.
- He smiled pleasantly at passersby.
ReprintsThe city is slowly changing from dangerous to pleasantly thrilling.
The weather cooperated, the ferocious heat giving way to pleasantly balmy temperatures later in the evening.
The almond whipped cream alongside serves to pleasantly gild the lily.
Be prepared for Arab states and publics alike to pleasantly surprise or disappoint without warning," he wrote.
"When you lower expectations, it is easier to pleasantly surprise and you are less likely to disappoint," she said.
But Mr Cameron has lost the ability, so vital in the early stage of his leadership, to pleasantly confound expectations.
Each foundation professes to be pleasantly surprised to find the other across the table.
I have to allow myself to be pleasantly surprised by those I've judged, which has happened many times.
If you are willing to stay in the differences, be ready to be pleasantly surprised.
The woman was putting down her relative to be modest and perhaps also wanted me to be pleasantly surprised.
You might have preferred to be pleasantly distracted Monday by the National League Most Valuable Player award going to Cincinnati's Joey Votto.
