Sentence examples for bare pleasure from inspiring English sources
Someone sympathetic to the simple picture who applies this distinction of Block's (Block 1995, 1997, 2002; Katz 2005b) might locate hedonic value in bare pleasure, rather than in any cognitive awareness of it.
Peter is unhappily married, and he seems to have pilfered some of his father's belongings; Jack is a morose Lothario, his pursuits affording only the barest pleasure; and Francis, his head still bandaged after a motorcycle crash, is the organizer of the trip, who insists on ordering food for his siblings as if they were his kids.
Tells about a woman on a pleasure boat who bares her breasts to the crew of the Billy Joe Boling.
There may be no more languid, all-consuming sense of tactile pleasure than walking in bare feet through soft grass on a late summer afternoon.
If he, intentionally or not, makes a hero out of Kyle – who, bare minimum, was a racist who took pleasure in dehumanising and killing brown people – is he responsible for validating racism, murder, and dehumanisation?
These are passed down through generations of families with names like Auchincloss and duPont, people who seem to derive pleasure from observing an ostentatiously bare-bones simplicity.
That is why he organized yesterday's protest in front of the Pleasure Planet, where human nature was laid bare on the hot sidewalks of Victory Boulevard.
Old battered furniture looks very startled and terrible here but I will not give in to this place and pleasure it with that white decoration sort of thing — the bare tasteful simplicity of the places meant for bare, tastefully bleak personalities.
Having a hummingbird stop by to feed off your roses and having to bare witness is a wonderful experience and will also bring pleasure to oneself.
