Sentence for pleasant | Use pleasant in a sentence

Sentences using the word pleasant. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use pleasant in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for pleasant.

• No; but a pleasant haction. (8)
• They were all very pleasant. (4)
• Have you seen any pleasant men? (4)
• It was more pleasant than prudent. (4)
• It would be pleasant for a change. (8)
• The bustle of going was not pleasant. (4)
• A pipe is pleasant dreams at command. (10)
• And at least it is a pleasant incident. (2)
• Their interchange was pleasant to hear. (10)
• All this was not only pleasant but salutary. (8)
• Allow me to wish you pleasant dreams, madam. (9)
• Upon my soul, a very pleasant vicinity, though I. (6)
• The architect greeted Hussey with a pleasant nod. (13)
• The conversation was pleasant but never hilarious. (18)
• Our neighbourhood cannot spare such a pleasant family. (4)
• Nothing illumines us like the prospect of pleasant things. (9)
• But, if you say you do not mind, it will be pleasant to me. (10)
• She thought him a pleasant specimen of the self-vowed squire. (10)
• Of pleasant talk between the brother and sister there was no end. (4)
• The courting, I imagine, can scarcely have been pleasant to him. (10)
• I am sure Miss Fairfax must have found the evening pleasant, Emma. (4)
• It was not a pleasant note which came from the gallant cornet then. (10)
• Louise Devereux is a pleasant person, but you want a man to amuse you. (10)
• Afterwards he discovered her feelings to be delicate, her looks pleasant. (10)
• They gave him good day, and spoke kindly, and with pleasant friendly looks. (10)
• Pastor Werner told me some things about you; they were not pleasant to hear. (12)
• How pleasant was that impersonal humor which made her superior to other wives! (8)
• I have been over to Oxford to be doctored, and had a very pleasant time of it. (14)
• The scent of the gardenia was strong in her little bedroom, and pleasant to her. (8)
• A great part of my life was made up of making life pleasant to others by fibbing. (9)
• Nobody cares for a letter; the thing is, to be always happy with pleasant companions. (4)
• The sail went up with a pleasant clucking of the tackle, and the light wind filled it. (9)
• Robert breathed with the pleasant sense of breathing, when he was again in the street. (22)
• It is, as the reader will anticipate, a feeble beverage, but very pleasant to the taste. (2)
• He is a rather refined-looking man of thirty-five, with a pleasant, almost apologetic voice. (8)
• Mr. Crawford had, as he foretold, been very punctual, and short and pleasant had been the meal. (4)
• Thus when he spoke it was in a sharper voice, as if he had been awakened from a pleasant dream. (8)
• When he next made his bow to his hostess, he was greeted by a pleasant sparkle of refreshments. (10)
• The dining-room, full of shining light, and treated from the low-down grate, was a pleasant place. (9)
• Her pleasant tone, sensible talk, and the light favouring her complexion, helped him in his effort. (10)
• The pleasant landscape, bathed in Autumn, stretched from the foot of the hill to a red horizon haze. (10)
• You know I will not force your inclinations, but, if I am to lose Mopsus, I should like a pleasant son. (5)
• He was a very effusive little Frenchman, and fancied he was saying something very pleasant to everybody. (9)
• You may smile, but these were pleasant times, and I scarcely care to go back there since they were changed. (6)
• Mr. Bingley was good-looking and gentlemanlike; he had a pleasant countenance, and easy, unaffected manners. (4)
• After a couple of pleasant smooth-sailing days, she consented to cruise off the coasts of France and England. (10)
• The room is pleasant, and along the back, where the verandah runs, it seems all window, both French and casement. (8)
• But I was thinking how pretty and pleasant things used to be turning up all the time on our travels in the old days. (9)
• Mr. Baynes made himself extremely pleasant to June, who frequently visited his house in Lowndes Square at this period. (8)
• The contrast he presented to my sensations between our pleasant home and this foggy solitude gave me a pang of dismay. (10)
• He spoke French well, had some friends, knew little places where pleasant dishes could be met with, queer types observed. (8)
• We have been having a very pleasant time thus far, though I have not yet quite got over the feeling of the ball and chain. (14)
• It was no pleasant reflection that the rain would be down before he could build up anything like shelter for horse and man. (10)
• The air was very raw and chill; but after supper the clouds cleared away, and a pleasant evening tempted the travellers out. (9)
• The perfume of lilies had overcome the scent of books, and a bee, dusky, adventurer, filled the room with his pleasant humming. (8)
• He fell rather to thinking how very pleasant both mother and daughter were, and to wondering how much wisdom they had between them. (9)
• I sat three-quarters of an hour in the flower-garden, while Fanny cut the roses; and very pleasant it was, I assure you, but very hot. (4)
• It gave a pleasant sort of reality to the affair that was in her mind, and made what she wished appear not only possible but probable. (9)
• That winter in London he behaved much as usual, but fits of moroseness would seize on him, during which he was not pleasant to approach. (8)
• But it did seem as if he were not enjoying: things pleasant enough in the passage of them were barren, if not prickly, in the retrospect. (10)
• He has now gone to that sphere where all good tars are promised pleasant weather in the song, and perhaps his thoughts fly somewhat higher. (2)
• He tried again, but again Margit reappeared, serene, and full of pleasant humour; and his failure this time appeared to him in a comic light. (8)
• When Villon journeyed (perhaps by the same pleasant valley) to his exile at Roussillon, I wonder if he had not something of the same appearance. (2)
• When they named it, there stepped forth a porter of an incredibly cordial and pleasant countenance, who took their travelling-bags, and led them to the omnibus. (9)
• I am inclined to believe that the Romans, a nation of braggarts and sabre-rattlers, infused a rather ungallant implication into the pleasant fable of the geese. (12)
• We have splendid tragedies, we have the most beautiful of poetic plays, and we have literary comedies passingly pleasant to read, and occasionally to see acted. (10)

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