Sentence examples for Collective pleasure from inspiring English sources

There was an audible intake of breath, a primitive yelp of collective pleasure.

Knowing who's been awarded what will deprive a lot of chefs of the great collective pleasure (or pain) that they would have had on Wednesday.

And many of the most joyous moments in "Emotional Creature" are those in which the young women share the spotlight, trading reflections on their experiences, finding a collective pleasure in each other's company that's infectious.

All over the world, the most enjoyable, exciting parts of cities are the districts where galleries and bars flourish and where, as a result, hugely diverse crowds congregate in cultural enjoyment, collective pleasure, and community.

It's no accident that the meteoric rise of EDM occured in the long wake of that broad group trauma — if pain was collective, pleasure could be too.

Firstly there's an incredibly lo-fi series of house slappers that Wilie Burns found on an old cassette and uploaded for all collective pleasure.

C. The collective imagination and pleasure of all movie-goers are severely limited.

You could hear a collective sigh of pleasure from the TV-watching multitudes, that someone had told Cowell, effectively, to Eff Off and Die.

She waved her massive legs at the crowd and they waved back, she sprayed water and the crowd begged for more, and when she was caught in a snowstorm and went to sleep in the middle of the main retail area, the audience gave out a great collective sigh of pleasure as if they had all been given a precious free gift.

By his own account, Mr. Herseth, a genial, plain-spoken native of rural Minnesota, did not seek wider fame, saying he found more pleasure in collective music-making than in solo playing.

This one truly belonged to Britain - a collective grin of national pleasure, a domino-chain of sporting success that had you clapping and cheering new heroes like you'd loved them all their lives.