For real truth, though it disgust never so much, must be told as it is, without alteration; but that which is feigned in a discourse can easily yield and shift its garb from the distasteful to that which is more pleasing.
Thus their taste is pleased most with strong sapors, their smelling with brisk odors; for strong and unalloyed qualities make a more pleasing impression on the sense.
The good work can be a better work than the old one, that is, a work which, if not more difficult, is more pleasing to God and more spiritually advantageous to the vower.
The other was the charm of friendship which tempered and calmed my wrath by the ascendancy of a more pleasing sentiment.
Could you but break yourself of this, your friendship would be more pleasing to me, and I should be less to be pitied.
Thus, although works performed with consolation are more pleasing to us; yet if they be done in the state of aridity, they have a sweeter odour, higher value before God.
Roses smell sweeter in the morning before mid-day; but carnations and pinks shed a more pleasing scent in the evening.
Whoever were to see them thus gathered again in five or six years, would behold a more pleasing sight, to which this would serve as a very powerful contrast.
I am sure that the rapidity of their growth would be more pleasing to behold, than the ruins of old towers, useless aqueducts, or impending battlements.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "more pleasing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
