Sentence examples for could pleasure from inspiring English sources

"We're on the internet, which means I could pleasure a horse," says Clarkson to his live audience.

(He's already said he's not going to get fired "because we're on the internet, which means I could pleasure a horse". The other two look faintly embarrassed).

Freud approved of the novella's happy end, but wryly warned that where writers could give pleasure and enjoyment, his own observations would be "clumsier and the yield of pleasure less".

Everyone else could take pleasure in her company.

Her mother and teenage sister smiled, too, pleased that Stephanie could derive pleasure from something.

When she made love with her husband, she could feel pleasure, or at least she thought she could.

From as early as she can remember, Ms. Cook could bring pleasure to people with her singing.

In the Unitarian sex class I learned in great detail what that meant, and how I could get pleasure.

For the first time they could take pleasure, unarmed, in their neighbours discomfort… You beat the neighbouring town at football and a collective dream is born".

"I wanted it to be like a European magazine, a space where you could expect pleasure and intellectual talk of both politics and art, of sex as well as money".

Readers, from soldiers to bankers to shop boys, could take pleasure in accounts of bloodshed in a place that seemed utterly unconnected to their lives or their politics or their nation.