Sentence examples for beyond enjoyment from inspiring English sources
The phrase "beyond enjoyment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that surpasses the level of enjoyment, often indicating a deeper or more profound experience.
Example: "The beauty of the sunset was beyond enjoyment; it was a moment of pure awe."
Alternatives: "surpassing enjoyment" or "transcending enjoyment".
The effects feel smart: painting about painting like thinking about thinking, to no end beyond enjoyment.
On the other, it seems to reach beyond enjoyment toward a meaning that is addressed to our reasoning powers and that seeks judgment from them.
"There is a sense of integration, of participation beyond just enjoyment".
And the effect of it goes well beyond the enjoyment of the story according to Philip Pullman who wrote: "Reading aloud is an activity that everyone can take part in.
Maybe we've even moved beyond our enjoyment of them".
7. Play Recreation, travel, adventure, sports, activities with no purpose beyond the enjoyment of the activity itself.
In the end, all I saw during my evening was pseudoscience and confirmation bias, the adult equivalent of sitting around a campfire telling scary stories terrifying and thrilling, but without any sort of merit beyond the enjoyment of the thing.
The effects might go beyond dwindling enjoyment of food and extend to the potentially harmful (such as extreme weight loss or overuse of salt or sugar, exacerbating health conditions) to the life-threatening (like unknowingly eating contaminated food or an inability to smell smoke or natural gas in a room).
For the modern American reader, "The Adventures of Amir Hamza" has importance beyond mere aesthetic enjoyment.
After all, I should be accruing some benefits that go beyond the ephemeral enjoyment of eating this delicious stuff.
For children in particular, as all the evidence conducted by the publisher Egmont shows, children's reaction to sharing a book with an adult goes well beyond the simple enjoyment of the story; children listening to the unfolding of a story that is being read aloud to them engage with it with their whole body.
