Sentence examples for apparent pleasure from inspiring English sources

"Coach!" exclaims Timothy with apparent pleasure.

Mr. Zuckerberg spoke Mandarin to the apparent pleasure of the Chinese leader.

When he was right, he took no apparent pleasure in it.

These shoppers take little apparent pleasure in purchasing or consuming; the thrill is the save.

Eisenberg has grown a tentative beard; his eyes are hooded and hostile; he hauls, loads, does unending physical labor without apparent pleasure.

The story of "12 Years a Slave" is fundamentally one of pain and terror, and McQueen — bravely, unshrinkingly, and with no apparent pleasure — compels himself to represent it.

The school's students carried off these elements — which would defeat many foreign dancers — with apparent delight; the elegant carriage of their heads and arms was a particular pleasure.

That's apparent, because the pleasure she gets, she gives.

The others take life as it comes, without apparent aim except pleasure.

Instead he proposed a system of "universalistic hedonism," which, in a manner parallel to Kant's categorical imperative, sought to reconcile the apparent conflict between the pleasure of self and that of others.

Aquinas also argued that conscience should be educated to act towards real goods (from God) which encouraged human flourishing, rather than the apparent goods of sensory pleasures.