1
She had seen or felt nothing so pleasing in days, perhaps weeks.
2
Look at the straight blue figures, the lines so pleasing and long.
3
Nothing is so pleasing to these gods as the butchery of unbelievers.
4
Then who so pleasing, thrifty, and satisfactory in every way as Elizabeth-Jane?
5
In flavor, they resemble celeriac or turnip-rooted celery, but are not so pleasing.
6
It's always so pleasing to a woman to hear that comparison.
7
There is no sight so pleasing in my eyes as you!
8
Michael's expression, I regret to note, is not quite so pleasing as John's.
9
It was so pleasing to wear that mask, to be invisible!
10
The idea was so pleasing that it almost made me forget my present misery.
11
But the next stage in his journey was not so pleasing {1710.}.
12
Never had he heard such beautiful melodies-socrystal clear, so pleasing to the ears.
13
Never in his life had he seen eyes so pleasing.
14
The taste of food is not so pleasing without it.
15
And Lucretius confesses, that the screaming of a crane is not quite so pleasing:
16
His eloquence was so pleasing that he was wittily called Glycon, or the sweet.
