pleasing

Perhaps subjects arranged items in a symmetric, visually pleasing way consistent with what they remembered from earlier trials.

That plan is pleasing investors: After the layoffs were announced, Microsoft stock jumped 3.8 percent to a 14-year high.

She first gains the respect of Khal Drogo by pleasing him sexually.

He follows his own muse—he's a world-class weirdo—but at the same time, he's never solely concerned with pleasing himself.

Coldplay, on the other hand, always seemed to care about nothing but pleasing its audience.

Coldplay, on the other hand, seems to care about nothing but pleasing its audience.

The attempt to fix certain opinions on the nation which were pleasing Liberty of the press.

This plan seemed to the wild crusaders alike profitable, easy to fulfil, and pleasing to God.

The dinner was now wound up with coffee and cigarettes—not the least pleasing part to me—and a hubbub of chatting.

The scenes, just now all soft and pleasing, give way to others which unite the lovely and the severe.

Few as are these words, they convey a positive picture of Fox's intent, and a pleasing picture it is.