pleasing

Preposition: on

• eye: However, this is much more pleasing on the eye than a huge hotel.

Adjective modifier

• most: For a long time it was regarded simplest and esthetically most pleasing to postulate that our universe is now of exactly critical density.
• more: I find the word ' mature ' more pleasing than the other term.

Modifies a noun

• odor: Also, Noah offers a sacrifice of a pleasing odor to the Lord.
• physique: A few years ago he had classic lines and a very pleasing physique.
• symmetry: A pleasing symmetry is found in the latter idea.
• odor: It is of pleasing odor, perfect, superb.
• appearance: The track plan of sweeping curves gives a pleasing appearance to the layout.
• exterior: Sadly the pleasing exterior of the house along with its mature garden were not to survive for very much longer.

Used with adjective complement

• look: Colors throughout the series consist of very warm hues, with black levels looking very pleasing.
• find: Which of these you find esthetically pleasing is probably down to personal choice.

Noun used with modifier

• crowd: There is little crowd pleasing, little brand advertising.
• eye: Made of ceramic, they are lovingly hand painted to eye pleasing d. .

Infinitive complement

• see: It has been very pleasing to see how well all the children have settled down to the new term.

Modifying Another Word

• esthetically: Which of these you find esthetically pleasing is probably down to personal choice.
• visually: This now gives our design team the ability to create fast loading visually pleasing Web pages.
• esthetically: The name Dabrye was created by combining letters for an esthetically pleasing image.
• particularly: The number of full profile shots are particularly pleasing.
• exceptionally: Elegant costumes designed by Elizabeth King echoed the soothing contours of this exceptionally pleasing piece.
• especially: This was especially pleasing in view of the various setbacks suffered during the previous few weeks.