Sentence examples for were more pleasing from inspiring English sources

This wasn't supposed to be; the architect, George Dunkelberger, and his team had originally insisted that sweeping curves were more pleasing to the eye.

FOR the Palestinian people craving an end to the bitter division between their two squabbling movements, the Islamists of Hamas in Gaza and the Fatah nationalists in the West Bank, few sights were more pleasing than the celebrations at the end of Israel's eight-day offensive on Gaza last month.

To make matters worse, Allen and Guilford (1936) measured the "affective value" of color combinations (presented side-by-side) and found no clear overall effect of hue similarity, although there was some evidence that very small or very large differences in hue were more pleasing than moderate differences.

Views were generally split along party lines, although Democrats were more pleased with their nominee than Republicans were with theirs.

Female participants were more pleased with the choice of models than the males.

The comparison could hardly be more pleasing to Mr. Lipsky.

The occasion was more pleasing than the football.

History is what we have to struggle to remember even when legend is more pleasing.

He might need a running mate who is more pleasing to the right than he is.

So, the maul and the defence – that was what was more pleasing for me".

It's more pleasing to the eye - the left side seems to droop a bit.