Sentence examples for denotes pleasure from inspiring English sources

For example the phrase "Honeycomb: To suck honey from a honeycomb denotes pleasure" is stenciled in copper-colored letters on a brown-gold ground.

Facial responses are specific to certain taste qualities, and to a trained professional it is possible to decipher a facial expression that denotes pleasure versus pain, or one elicited from the taste of a sweet versus a bitter or sour stimuli [ 70- 73] (reviewed in Erickson and Schulkin) [ 74].

Even when scanning brains to detect activity that may denote pleasure, we can only really say it is showing the "hallmarks of happiness", cautions Howard.

Other sounds produced include a purring chirrup denoting pleasure, and a "kee-yak", which resembles one of the vocalisations of the tawny owl.

Constant, a one-time member of the CoBrA group and the Situationist International, proposed that people of the future, freed from menial labor by mass automation, would engage in a nomadic existence, drifting through sectors of the city in search of play and pleasure, denoted by shifting zones of light and color.

In this respect, enjoyment denotes feelings of confidence, vigour, pleasure and a sense of eagerness and meaningfulness when engaging in an activity (Ainley and Ainley 2011; Izard 1977).

The paintings have wonderful details, whether the rather colorful tattoo of a fly on the buttock of a woman on all fours on a brass bed with lavender sheets in "Fly Tattoo Lady," or such recurring devices as curved, zigzag lines that denote eyes squeezed shut with pleasure and off-hand impastos and mixes of color that seem reserved mostly for skin tones.

This is because utility does not denote a hidden psychological variable such as pleasure.

It struck us that no one would take more pleasure in finding his name solidly graved among those cryptic symbols that denote the happenings in the heavens and that the wonders of the Universe than would Old Farmer Bob.

Vicarious pleasure?

Pure pleasure.