Sentence examples for usually pleasant from inspiring English sources

SOUND LEVEL Usually pleasant; a bit loud on busy nights.

Winters are usually pleasant and dry, with daily temperatures normally rising from about 50° (about 10 °C) into the upper 70s F (about 25 °C).

There is a whiff of the past in the air today, particularly in New York, where whiffs of things in the air are not usually pleasant.

They hail from southern Uganda an area of green hills and endemic poverty and their meetings are usually pleasant chats over a barbecue, when they compare property portfolios and community projects back in Africa.Now, the mood is darkening.

I've been to punk reunion gigs and they aren't usually a pleasant sight.

Take care to avoid the midday sun, limit the amount of time you spend inland, and instead head for the coast where temperatures are usually a pleasant 30C.

If you've ever been diving, you know it's (usually) a pleasant experience, but a clumsy and isolated one: you mask restricts your field of view and, often, your hands are encased in thick neoprene gloves.

After trying to work on the beach a couple of times, I've found it is possible, but not usually as pleasant as it sounds.

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Being a hospital patient is usually not a pleasant experience.

When owners take a yacht out, it is usually to enjoy pleasant weather.