How to use "pleasant" in a sentence

This was not a pleasant situation for him

She was pleasant when sober but she could be noisy and very quarrelsome when drunk

Mrs Van Hopper was not a pleasant woman

We ordered our food and sat for a time in a pleasant, easy silence.

Frank Crawley was a thin man with a pleasant, worried face

'Well, Mrs de Winter, it's not very pleasant

They made pleasant small talk for the next fifteen minutes, and none of it had to do with Magyck! Tina was aware that they were trying to take her mind off the show, and she appreciated their effort.

But now, if she started making nasty accusations after he'd been so pleasant to her, she would seem to be a hysterical harpy, and if she still had any advantage left, she would quickly lose it.

Elliot Stryker lived in a large, pleasant, contemporary house overlooking the golf course at the Las Vegas Country Club

"It gives the kitchen a pleasant used look."

"Do they bother to give their kitchen a pleasant used look?"

"Their hamburgers have a pleasant used look."

Tina stayed the night with Elliot, and he realized that he had forgotten how pleasant it could be to share his bed with someone for whom he truly cared

'I've been working my way through many problems, and I haven't been very pleasant to live with

Thank you for a very pleasant evening.'

Not a very pleasant man, but it's still sad