Sentence examples for apparent enjoyment from inspiring English sources

Naturally, May brings qualities of her own to the table: the apparent enjoyment she takes in standing up to the Police Federation has been enough to generate the inevitable comparisons with Margaret Thatcher, even though she is not a radical, not an ideologue, not a show-stopper.

Further characteristics that appealed to the participants included Jason's "immortality, his apparent enjoyment of killing [and] his superhuman strength".

Bizarre, paranoid behavior began to seem normal; I accepted it as collateral for the apparent enjoyment of smoking weed with my friends.

Bizarre, paranoid behaviour began to seem normal; I accepted it as collateral for the apparent enjoyment of smoking weed with my friends.

Despite the apparent enjoyment of the imagery process, there was almost universal non-adherence with the recommendation to practice imagery exercises at home between imagery sessions, with reported home practice erratic at best.

However, it is unsure how much impact such sites will have on the apparent collective enjoyment of the mega event or indeed how their presence will be used to justify and evaluate public perception towards the Olympic Games.

And as Mr. Brown, Ms. Uggams and Ms. Davis talked, their enjoyment was apparent.

The problem is most pronounced, or at least most detectable, at a comedy, at which physiological evidence of enjoyment is readily if not effusively apparent.

Contrast Locke, for whom such "[t]hings in their present enjoyment are what they seem; the apparent and real good are, in this case, always the same.

Is it right that someone should be making music apparently just for the sheer joy of it and transmitting that enjoyment to other people, I ask myself, without any apparent regard for intellectual, spiritual or political well-being of others?

Why didn't I conform to the dress code, the enjoyment of racist and sexist jokes, the apparent need to go out every night and get drunk, and the enjoyment of seeing women, and particularly their bodies and bodily functions, exposed, mocked, or subjected to similar forms of exploitation as that described in the 2014 "mamading" (sex-for-drinks) incident?