1
The people, too, though utter savages, were not in their own way altogether unpleasing.
2
They were a savage people, but not altogether unpleasing.
3
There is, however, a geniality about the old man which renders him, even when uninteresting, not altogether unpleasing.
4
They were not altogether unpleasing.
5
She greeted me with a little tremor of embarrassment, which sat oddly upon her, but which was not altogether unpleasing.
6
While I sat upon a broken ridge of the hill, the stillness of the scene inspired me with melancholy ideas not altogether unpleasing.
7
His arm was thicker and hairier than it used to be, a not altogether unpleasing change, and even the hat felt a little tight.