Sentence examples for end pleasure from inspiring English sources

Where happiness is its own quiet end, pleasure creates consequences: it's where the moral stuff starts.

This sophisticated venue was noted for its alluring corps de ballet and was a focal point for West End pleasure seekers.

She thinks they're weird and ugly, but I think they're special buttons of never-ending pleasure.

She reckons they're weird and ugly but I reckon they're special buttons of never-ending pleasure.

— Eric Asimov Time Out New York: The obligatory Cheap Eats guide has rarely proffered such high-end pleasures.

He concluded that the chief end is pleasure.

Most significantly, perhaps, at the end, the pleasure of two friends fishing.

City council member James Holloway, a Democrat from the East End, said Pleasure Beach is important to his constituents.

But in the end the pleasure the show offers is largely anthropological: I felt I'd learned a good deal about the customs of 14th century China without finding my own soul haled from my body.

His show, inevitably, had become cornier and less appealing to young people as it, and they, aged, and all those reruns in the later years were a drag, but, until the end, our pleasure in witnessing Carson's snap-to bearing, his perfect pauses, and his collapses into laughter, sometimes to the point of tears, stayed at full brim.

That is, one's intention then is just to use a body (one's own or another's) as a mere means to the end of pleasure, and this detracts from personal integration.