Sentence examples for direct pleasure from inspiring English sources

Go to where the language is spoken It may not be an option for everyone but Braun reminds us that "if you are serious about learning the language and getting direct pleasure from what you have learned, you need to go to where that language is spoken".

To illustrate, humans derive no direct pleasure from observing nutrient recycling in forests, but rather from the forest products and environmental conditions that nutrient cycling supports.

15 During eating, immediate, direct pleasure is derived from mainly gustatory and olfactory sensations, driving consumption throughout the meal until satiation signals dominate.

The family economics approach, pioneered by Becker (1960), maintains that individuals obtain direct pleasure from having and raising children, and from their well-being.

They combine conceptual sophistication with simple direct pleasures: the Hirshhorn balloon, the tilted lawn, the moment on the High Line when the deck suddenly drops, to make a mini-theatre for viewing the traffic streaming up Tenth Avenue underneath.

It's a wine reminiscent of the simple barberas of yore, fermented and aged in big, old oak barrels and offering direct, uncomplicated pleasure.

Perhaps the most promising motivational hedonist response, about all humans including Englishmen, is to say that all our basic motives are directed at pleasure and all our non-basic motives are pleasure-centred too, but less directly so.

Yet her laughter, which bubbles and foams like rich ale, suggests an earthy and direct capacity for pleasure.

The most powerful works of literature, he insisted, offer "a fairly direct access to pleasure" but become "on longer acquaintance, rather strange and imponderable".

This is why, despite our natural instincts towards seeking sexual pleasure, direct sexual advances remain extremely uncommon and why such an approach should not be condemned as harassment, but on the contrary should be recognised as a liberated approach to sexual etiquette and thus be welcomed by feminists, sexual progressives and anti-capitalists alike.

How far nature will cooperate in affording some appropriate unitary, nondisjunctive way that fits our use of cases in attempting direct reference to pleasure remains to be seen.