pleasantness

* I love the pleasantness of the copy/messaging in the app.

For such people, Uber is a great service, like the others that allow one to pay for an increase in convenience and pleasantness.

I agree that you cant think in terms of pleasantness/unpleasantness but we are human and we will feel good or bad about anything we do.

There is so much wealth now that survival is pretty much assured, but it's the degree of pleasantness and dignity where a little can go a long ways.

In my experience, pleasantness and unpleasantness are day to day feelings that sometimes work in my favor and sometimes don't.

But "uses makefiles" does not make me particularly optimistic for its pleasantness.

But it's also determined by a lot more than a veneer of politically-correct pleasantness.

There is the instant feedback for minor syntax errors, of course, but even apart from that the pleasantness aspect is more than enough to justify it.

But there's an incredible pleasantness to the motion that seems to suit the lighter choice of visual design most elements seem very appropriate.

There are so many anomalously successful website designs that ye can't just say it's about 'pleasantness', unless your audience are graphic designers.

A lot of the "language semantics are all that matters" crowd scoff at sugar, but i think they underestimate how much syntax contributes to the pleasantness of using the language.

I'm pretty sure that for anything you can cook with a rice maker, I can cook something else, to an equivalent quality/pleasantness/enjoyment-when-consumed, in a microwave.

I once received a reference-verification call for a previous coworker and friend which started to go in the direction of asking for more than confirmation of employment and general pleasantness to work with, and I wrapped it up as soon as possible with the old "hard stop.