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And how pleasing is the though that not even death interrupts this relation.
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And how pleasing are the words of the poet Burns:
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To know how pleasing an excitement this created one should know more about Potts.
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The comfort of the gospel, the sweetness of the promise, how pleasing is it to us!
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The comforts of the gospel, the sweetness of the promise, how pleasing is it to us!
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No matter how pleasing his experience had been, he resented the idea of being commandeered at unexpected moments.
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It has become routine for neutrals and commentators to tell Evertonians how pleasing on the eye they find the team.
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He was startled by the strength of her attractiveness, amazed to learn how pleasing it was to be in her company.
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The eyes beloved and revered by God, fixed on the speaker, showed to us how pleasing unto her are devout prayers.
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In order still further to enkindle my ardour, Our Divine Master soon proved to me how pleasing to him was my desire.
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And how pleasing to God was this conduct in Jonah, is shown in the eventual deliverance of him from the sea and the whale.
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How pleasing it was to read the other day about a want-away striker.
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How pleasing that such profound prattle should inevitably find its place in print!
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How pleasing, how charmingly liberal, is the democracy that grants the sweet privilege of doing all these things!
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How pleasing then was this novelty!
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How pleasing are these sweet shades!