Sentence examples for cite pleasure from inspiring English sources

(Jews most often cite pleasure as a reason to have sex, and say that an unplanned pregnancy would be an embarrassment).

Vedānta Paribhāṣā (ed. 1972: 30) cites pleasure and pain as instances of perception that are directly intuited without any sense object contact.

Ms. Williams, a Montana native, cited the pleasure of tackling work so different from her standard screen fare.

She cites with pleasure, as well, a misanthropic piece by Bruce Nauman: an empty room in which his recorded voice growls, "Get out of this room.

She cites "animalistic pleasure in destroying the kid in the MAGA hat" and posthumously eviscerating John Wayne based on an old interview.

Baron cited the pleasure of feeling the progress you've made in your reading (rather than making note of an onscreen percentage) as one possible explanation for print's popularity.

One Nisantasi native cited the simple pleasure of "being taken back to my childhood".

He cites with unabashed pleasure the support he regularly received from Lord Lamont, the ex-chancellor said by his wife to have been in the bath when the UK hurtled out of the ERM, and Jeffrey Sachs, one of the architects of Russia's disastrous crash privatisation programme of the early 1990s.

Among the reasons cited were the pleasures of winning, of team spirit, and the Harvard rowing tradition.

Selingo doesn't propose early sorting, but he agrees that the roughly $1 trillion students owe to private and public lenders are often wasted on empty pleasures, citing as an example the 645-foot-long river-rafting feature in the "leisure pool" at Texas Tech.

There are too many such discussions to cite here: see entries on friendship, on pleasure, and on Kant's moral philosophy.