Sentence examples for definitive pleasure from inspiring English sources
"The plot is absurd, of course, but the book is a definitive pleasure.
Fun, flippant and defiantly soulless, Chromeo are the definitive guilty pleasure, a musical good time to be had by all.
However, what we can say for sure is that it is definitive of pleasure in beauty that it licenses judgments that make claim to correctness.
But after all our years together, my thesaurus still serves as both stalwart companion and as definitive reminder that the pleasure of writing lies in the thrill of the hunt.
Not definitive, just definite.
What unites them is a sense that nothing can or should be the same again; that this is a moment of definitive rupture; that the easy pleasures of old are no longer affordable.
NeoSidgwickian responses to Rawls also might use hedonic deliberation and even introspective access to pleasure only to help fix the reference of "pleasure" — rather than as definitive of its presence, magnitude, or nature.
This revisionism was first announced to the world in the essay "Bentham" (1838) and received definitive expression in Utilitarianism (1861), in which he introduced the notion of higher pleasures.
Price is also definitive about taking responsibility for your own sexual health through masturbation, applying the "use it or lose it" philosophy to pleasure and comfort.
