Sentence examples for distinct enjoyment from inspiring English sources
The photographer Andy Sweet's images of Miami Beach in the seventies show that there can be, even in one's later years, a distinct enjoyment to be found in the body and in the brilliant world around it.
I saw the distinct difference of enjoyment between a gift giver giving from his heart, and a gift giver giving out of obligation.
In contrast, animals that can play games, explore new aspects of their environment, or be absorbed in purring, have a capacity for self-enjoyment that is distinct from self-preservation.
Affluent people may "discover the enjoyment of lifetime charitable giving," as distinct from bequests, Mr. Breitbard said.
But her enjoyment depended upon other people remaining ethnically distinct.
Our unexpected finding that the relational strength between work enjoyment and teaching characteristics differs between teachers for distinct occupational areas leaves ample room for interpretation.
Because I conclude that loss of enjoyment of life is an objective damage item, conceptually distinct from conscious pain and suffering, I can find no fault with the trial court's instruction authorizing separate awards and permitting an award for "loss of enjoyment of life" even in the absence of any awareness of that loss on the part of the injured plaintiff.
But moving back and forth among 40 distinct characters still represents a tour de force, which Ferguson wears lightly, even humbly, though with obvious enjoyment.
Five studies, using diverse methodologies, distinct consumption experiences, and different manipulations, demonstrate the novel finding that savoring an upcoming consumption experience heightens enjoyment of the experience both as it unfolds in real time (ongoing enjoyment) and how it is remembered (remembered enjoyment).
We speculate that students reported more enjoyment during the latter half of the SUR module because this is when they categorize their mutants into distinct phenotypic classes.
