Sentence examples for contagious pleasure from inspiring English sources
Munich takes contagious pleasure in eating and drinking.
He comes across as a David Attenborough type, taking great, contagious pleasure in the careful observation of these small creatures, parsing their instinctive behavior and delighting in their high jinks.
It's a pleasure to talk to him" — doesn't exude the same contagious joy as the original.
"Waiting in the Wings" provided the additional pleasure of presenting a host of actresses on the far side of 60, from Lauren Bacall to Helen Stenborg, working as a team with contagious delight.
At its infrequent best, "The Nice Guys" succeeds in making that pleasure contagious, mining a brash, vigorous comic energy from that sweet spot where male affection and aggression collide.
I will say that I love Armitage's work best when it is performed to music that sounds more contemporary in nature, as I believe that her movements are so contagious that the pleasure of viewing them while listening to music that makes my body want to dance is unparalleled.
Toney's enthusiasm for the tiny, substantial pleasures was contagious.
And so it may be with contagious laughter and the acquisition of a concept of pleasure applicable both to others and to oneself as one among others.
But Ponsot's baroque tendencies are usually winning: she seems to be having a good time, to be taking pleasure in her craft, and her enthusiasm is contagious even when the special effects don't quite come off.
The film goes on too long and adds up to very little, but the director's undisguised pleasure in filming the world of his grandiose, sentimental dreams is contagious.
