Sentence examples for enjoyable element from inspiring English sources
"And I've always found the dubbing of the films just a whole enjoyable element in itself".
No one is denying that there isn't an enjoyable element of cocktail drinking that is -- how shall I put this? -- go-for-the-throat kitsch.
Keith Miller of Funworld Magazine described the ride as "wonderfully smooth" highlighting the slow cresting of the lift hill as an "enjoyable element".
You'll be pleased to learn that all those enjoyable elements appear in The Expendables.
One of the most enjoyable elements of his memoir is the deconstruction of his own lyrics.
Possibly less of an enthusiast than me, Reg has turned up without a bike, but he manages to buy one in the town, and then we are free to indulge in one of cycling's few wholly enjoyable elements, the eve-of-battle marathon of carbohydrate scoffing.
All I can say is that in 2009 the most enjoyable elements were Neil Young's titanic performance, Blur's comeback and Damon Albarn breaking down on stage – I now find "The Universal" almost painful to listen to – and renting a convertible, like a poor emulation of the reckless human I would like to be, and careering down the motorway at 90.
One of the enjoyable elements of "Songs" is its trip through early-twentieth-century New York: the hero, Itsik Malpesh, arrives young and alone and lives by his wits, at one point taking shelter in a hideout for wayward boys that's tucked inside the Brooklyn Bridge.
One of the enjoyable elements of Mr. Maher's book is that as a stand-up comedian himself, he is able to write some pretty funny material for his characters, like these lines in which Buck wishes his audience goodbye: "I would love to stay, but it would keep me from going.
Keep your bargaining cheerful, smiling and light-hearted, and the gentle back-and-forth of price negotiation (however much you might initially cringe at the idea) can become one of the most enjoyable elements of the entire experience.
I'll even admit there were enjoyable elements.
