Sentence examples for usually pleased from inspiring English sources

Sharon was usually pleased to get me out from under her feet so she could get the house back to normal, and I quite liked getting away to a hotel room and some peace and quiet.

One clinician felt that sexual functioning was not perceived to be a significant clinical problem and that doctors were usually pleased to see women alive in clinic; sexual functioning was not relevant.

The very reputable trade magazine, DanceTeacher, of which I am a regular and usually pleased reader, featured Abby prominently as its cover story in its October, 2012 issue.

And when he says "my daughter," he is speaking of any one of the three, since whatever he cooks will usually please one or two but seldom all.

Moreover, it always generates significant changes that do not usually please everyone.

Liszt's transcriptions of Schumann's songs are not the recital staples they once were, but pianists still include them on programs occasionally, or offer them as encores, usually to pleasing effect.

And if the finished work caused disquiet, as it usually did, that pleased her.

"That's the No. 1 person we are usually trying to please".

Restaurants usually aim to please, and in the long run, graciousness and helpfulness from neophytes or veterans are what count.

As a skit, it is not only well observed, but it is the work of a man who is more than usually used to pleasing himself.

Through Nov. 16 Bettina Rheims's 1991 color photographs of young women arranging themselves and their garments as they please, usually for erotic effect, in cheap Parisian hotel rooms anticipate the ubiquitous in-the-buff photography of the last decade, while suggesting a cross between Cindy Sherman film stills and Chantal Ackerman's classic film "Jeanne Dielman".