Sentence examples for called pleasure from inspiring English sources

These regions are called pleasure, or reward, centres.

It's called Pleasure Island but there is absolutely zero pleasure involved whatsoever.

The last week is called pleasure, self-scrutiny and auto-eroticism.

The title of the show is taken from a 1953 study written by the novelist and scholar Rose Macauley called Pleasure of Ruins.

It was starting to look a little run down — a nightclub area called Pleasure Island closed after it became a little too risque for the Magic Kingdom's tastes — so Disney cooked up the Hyperion Wharf idea.

In an essay called "Pleasure Spots," Orwell predicts that when visiting the vacation areas of the future one would never be alone, never be within sight of wild vegetation and never be "out of the sound of artificial music".

They then put their hard won treasures on a website which they called Pleasures of Italy and haven't looked back.

A memorable section is devoted to images from an inspired series that Siskind made from 1953 to 1962 called "Pleasures and Terrors of Levitation".

Stemming from that, Will Downing and I did our very first duet record called "Pleasures Of The Night" and it's very unique.

The first stage of world sickness is what I would call  "pleasure diminished".

When the T-X finds a bloody dressing that has fallen from the wounded John Connor, she touches it with her tongue, analyzes the DNA in a second, and lets out a momentary "Aaah" of what, if she were a practicing vampire, one would have to call pleasure.