Sentence examples for enduring pleasure from inspiring English sources

I have had the enduring — and enduring and enduring — pleasure of seeing all seven performances of Bellini's "Norma" so far this season at the Metropolitan Opera.

People fed a myth that sex is natural, at the same time as expecting high levels of performance and enduring pleasure, are likely to look for simple solutions.

The unanswered questions of Donnelly's poems come and go like mirages, but the aftertaste of puzzlement they leave is an enduring pleasure.

Discovering a new detective is a bit like making a new friend: is this someone whose company will be an enduring pleasure?

All this, and you lose the musical's one enduring pleasure: the chance to watch a single actress pull off both characters at once.

Despite the characteristic lightness of tone, Bennett is about serious business here, reminding us, who these days sorely need reminding, of the enduring pleasure and power of imaginative literature.

Laura Miller on the enduring pleasures of the "long, long" novel.

But there are enduring pleasures in seeing the camera feast on the faces of Taylor, Hudson and Dean in their radiant primes.

"These extraordinary figures are an endorsement of the enduring pleasures of the programme and the unique power of radio drama to engage the audience.

It is one of my enduring pleasures to browse the magazine to read about anything from nanotechnology to stem-cell research and upward to cosmology.

Published in 1999, his Nose to Tail Eating features such enduring pleasures as soft roes on toast (a glass of port is the suggested accompaniment), devilled lamb kidneys (a Black Velvet beer cocktail) and Welsh rarebit (back to port).