Sentence examples for convenience pleasure from inspiring English sources

Instead, with his silent act in public, he loudly declares, "My inner life takes precedence over your convenience, pleasure and need to exchange information". Why is he surprised when people get angry?

Often the change which praise asks one to make is not necessarily beneficial to the person being praised but will redound to the convenience, pleasure, or profit of the praiser.

As consumers get increasingly aware of "Tesla's higher safety, greater convenience, pleasure to drive, reduction of carbon pollution, and expectation of future product enhancements, it should drive double-digit growth in demand well into the next decade," says Tanaka.

Participants rated the frequency with which their usual food choices were influenced by each of a range of motivations (ratings from 1 'Never' to 7 'Always'), using short-forms of selected factors (Liking, Habits, Need & hunger, Health, Convenience, Pleasure, Price, Weight control) from The Eating Motivations Survey (Renner et al., 2012).

On June 30 , 1783 the secretary of the Continental Congress, Charles Thomson, wrote to his wife, "With respect to situation, convenience & pleasure I do not know a more agreeable spot in America". He was describing the village of Princeton, New Jersey, which had just become the seat of government of the fledgling United States.

This is giving way to a new surveillance, where the act is consensual and the guilt (of convenience and pleasure with a cost) is shared.

The aim of all of them is not speed or convenience, but pleasure and warmth, which accounts for the wine, a distinctive Italian touch that invites relaxation rather than hurry.

Such skepticism is buttressed by a defining paradox of contemporary life, which is that while most of us have willingly surrendered a large measure of our privacy and even our decision-making to tech companies for the sake of convenience or pleasure, many of us remain queasily uncomfortable with the terms of the tradeoff.

For most of us, possessions are a source of comfort, convenience, and pleasure.

Nowadays, a TV series is digested like a novel, taken fast or slow, at the viewer's convenience and pleasure.

Which is why it's high time we got practical and selfish about volunteering they way we have about every other aspect of our selfie-obsessed existence, where convenience and pleasure absorb the lion's share of the ontological criteria.