In animal studies, very high doses have destroyed serotonin-pathway nerves, which convey pleasure and affect memory and appetite.
The very best food scenes on screen convey pleasure intense enough to be felt even though we can't sample the ratatouille ourselves.
(This vital part of the brain conveys pleasure to me when the ideas in a blog coalesce and flow).
There was, from the audience, a faint sound of stilted laughter, of the sort conveying not pleasure but a sense of the absurd.
For parents on an e-mail list where Ms. Brown solicited answers, the question underscored the difficulty in conveying the pleasure of parenting a child with Down syndrome to someone who has the option to reject it.
He was especially interested in the effects that a photograph can't account for -- the perceptual distortions that happen at the edges of one's vision -- and in conveying the pleasure that comes from suddenly noticing what was right in front of your nose, an emotional effect translated through intense scrutiny.
Inside, a much younger woman — vivid in a crimson suit, flanked by men, "her long legs on display" — throws her head back to laugh, "either in pure pleasure or in the wish to convey pure pleasure".
Without histrionics, she conveys the pleasure which each took in the other's company, the pleasure of travelling together, of sharing the same table and bed, of discussing without staleness the great moral and political issues of the day.
This incongruous air of merriment conveys how crowds can take pleasure in hounding individuals.
He conveys his pleasure without quite pinning it down.
While the residents of the complex may not understand much English, their smiles and occasional handclaps convey their pleasure.
