Sentence examples for Have enjoyment from inspiring English sources

It's just about the kids and making sure they have enjoyment out of it.

When puruṣa is reflected in the first evolute of Ur-Nature, cosmic intelligence, it conflates its own identity with the first evolute and appears to have enjoyment and suffering.

Who says you can't have enjoyment in an apocalypse.

However, this conversation illustrates how one side of the market might have enjoyment, but the other side of the market has acute pain.

"to endure," Old English brucan "use, enjoy, possess; eat; cohabit with," from Proto-Germanic *bruk- "to make use of, enjoy" (cognates: Old Saxon brukan, Old Frisian bruka, Old High German bruhhan, German brauchen "to use," Gothic brukjan), from PIE root *bhrug- "to make use of, have enjoyment of" (cognates: Latin fructus).

You still have to take enjoyment out of what you're doing and things will turn, and my smile has always been there.

They can't possibly have experienced enjoyment before then – or, if they have, it's a pitiful enjoyment that compares very badly with the enjoyment you're currently having, ie, sitting together on the sofa watching Peter Kay on DVD and eating a lukewarm takeaway.

"I have different enjoyment from them.

"He did also have tremendous enjoyment in things, which gets overlooked.

"Now I have more enjoyment, and knowledge of what happens when I do what I do.

At least this way you will have some enjoyment from your hard earned cash".