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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a pleasure having" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express enjoyment or satisfaction in having someone present or involved in a situation.
Example: "It was a pleasure having you at the meeting; your insights were invaluable."
Alternatives: "a joy to have" or "a delight to have".
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"It was a pleasure having them," he said.
It was a pleasure having him in the lab, a young man full of enthusiasm, original thinking, and fantastic dexterity and capacity to perform at the bench.
Ebenezar: It's a pleasure having you on The Stroll, Mr. Pearson.
"Many of my artists for this show live in Brooklyn, and it has been a pleasure having the gallery close where they live".
Developing sweet and easy ways to get more produce into people is a pleasure, having endured food fads including "fat free, no carb, no sugar, margarine -- remember margarine?" she says.
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If goodness is a simple property, how can a state such as person A's pleasure have this property from one point of view but not from another?
It's been a great pleasure having him on our staff," Bowden said in a statement.
"That gave him a lot of pleasure having a go at Thomas but Thomas stood up for himself.
Most intentionalists are mindful that all pleasure has a phenomenal reputation, and they attempt to account for this.
In fact, fashion itself, once an elitist pleasure, has become a commodity, whether as cheap clothing or as entertainment via celebrity red-carpet dressing and museum-style displays.
As a fan of what I once though was a "guilty pleasure" has now become simply guilt.
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