Sentence examples for but also pleasurable from inspiring English sources
An object of perception such as an oak tree is not only green or large, but also pleasurable, beautiful and magnificent.
Under his tutelage she formulated a new rationale that would liberate women not just by making sexual intercourse safe, but also pleasurable.
Those who were not regular bus users appreciated free travel for convenience, emergencies or for visiting others, whereas the majority spoke at length about the role of free, accessible bus travel as an essential contributor to their own ability to undertake not only essential tasks (such as getting to the hospital, doctor or shops) but also pleasurable and discretionary ones.
"Collecting is in a way like hunting, in that not only does one derive aesthetic pleasure from the objects collected, but the actual pursuit of them is also pleasurable," Mr. de Unger wrote in the catalog for an exhibition of works from his collection at the Museum of Islamic Art in Berlin in 2007.
Interestingly, ayahuasca was rated as being stronger, but also less pleasurable.
And as I drove, I admired not only the beauty of the night but also the pleasurable sense of being comfortably lost.
(Brantley)20110624 ★ 'A Little Journey' The title describes the action but also the pleasurable time-warp experience of this rare revival of a beguiling 1918 nugget, set almost entirely in a Pullman sleeping car of a train bound for the Pacific Coast.
The amygdala, a pair of almond-shaped structures on the left and right of the brain's medial temporal lobe, is particularly involved in emotional memories like fear, but also in pleasurable memories associated with food, sex, or recreational drug use.
We're glad she's done reading books for pleasure and will now spend time reading Medium posts (also pleasurable!).
Kindness is also pleasurable – it's something we like to give and receive.
He named them: "Gunga Din," "Danny Deever," "Mandalay" and other battle poems, whose gritty rhetoric shows up the windy (also pleasurable) rhetoric of Tennyson's "Charge of the Light Brigade".
