"We can enjoy the element we are familiar with and attracted to, while not giving up our daily comforts.
In short, I enjoy the element of mystery surrounding the phone call; I think it's somewhat like listening to old time radio programs, where everyone sat and gazed at the radio as if it was a character itself.
In fact, in a roundabout sort of way, I actually hugely enjoy the element of a night out that involves the smell of deodorant mixed with the flavours of fabric softener in my best T-shirt.
Arnold Rice Rich, who served as professor of pathology at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine from 1919 1958, observed that, in his day, medical school faculty could enjoy "the element of repose, the quite pursuit of knowledge, the friendship of books, the pleasures of conversations and the advantages of solitude".
From enjoying the elements to constructing a home, human existence is never solipsistic.
People enjoy the puzzle elements in them and they like the fact that you might feel a little uncomfortable, but never so uncomfortable that you can't go on".
Children younger than 10 aren't likely to grasp the satire, but they will surely enjoy the theatrical elements, which include some gospel-style belting by a mighty Aphrodite (Amelia Fowler).
"Fans like me will be able to essentially ignore the self-serving moments and enjoy the tour elements.
If I call this a classic Brechtian piece of acting, it is not just because the play is German and written in 10 discrete scenes: it is because we are invited to enjoy the conscious element of performance.
"My own hunch is that people who are un-anxious are less ticklish," Fridlund says, whereas "highly anxious people may not let others near them except under strictly defined conditions and would be less likely to enjoy the surprise element in tickle games".
