Sentence examples for a pleasure which from inspiring English sources

It's a pleasure — which I don't mean entirely as a compliment.

Still, he added, in the end the film is "a pleasure — which I don't mean entirely as a compliment".

"In this place," she said, "helping each other is a duty – and a pleasure which stitches us all together".

At Porquerolles, while every bay of the island's coast, every creek, every place to swim was visited, Cecilia felt her company relished; and her father's quiet presence was a pleasure, which it had not always been.

Kant also describes the feeling of the sublime as a "pleasure which is possible only by means of a displeasure" (§27, 260) and as a "negative liking" (General Remark following §29, 269).

"That was not part of the curriculum in high school, and the fact that it is now a part of the curriculum of my life is a pleasure, which is the understatement of the universe".

Though each item is just a few bites, every bite is a tasty pleasure, which is what you want from any dining experience, even if you're eating while leaning against a parking meter.

Sweatpants are a simple pleasure, which is why they've been around for nearly a hundred years (there's even a pair on display in the Smithsonian!).

It is not a passing pleasure, which humans share with animals.

Still, Rhimes observes that people, even the ones who like "Scandal," describe it as "ridiculous," which she can live with, or a "guilty pleasure," which she ardently despises.

Remember that though you may get deep pleasure when you masturbate, it's a temporary pleasure, which will turn into sadness and depression later on and is also known to be harmful to health and sexual development.