Sentence examples for enjoyable like from inspiring English sources

Overall, it sounds rather enjoyable, like a rustic punk barbecue.

Pietrus made it sound enjoyable, like a child's first trip to Disney World.

The whole is eminently quotable and criminally enjoyable, like a better-read, more bad-tempered Douglas Adams.

When it works, as it consistently does in Orlean's profiles, the reading is sinfully enjoyable, like licking cookie batter from a bowl.

That is not to say the Supplement was not enjoyable, like pretty well every project of Hill's in 40 years of television.

If nearly "every opinion he held came from his father," Grove points out a crucial difference between the two Mortimers: "Clifford regarded the law as enjoyable, like the Times crossword.

In their comments, the students stated, for instance [translated into English]: "The tutorial group meetings were instructive and enjoyable"; "I liked getting feedback on my assignments"; "This is very useful for me!"; and "Now I'm able to read a research article much faster".

It doesn't try for anything like the juicy excess of "Revenge," and it has no sheerly enjoyable performance like Gabriel Mann's as that show's needy billionaire.

Liz Foley, Harvill Secker's publishing director, said: "There used to be a feeling translations were 'good for you' and not enjoyable … like vegetables … But actually they're wonderful books".

More from Ben: Many of those fans vacated the premises after halftime, off to pursue a more enjoyable endeavor, like running out of gasoline or drinking curdled milk.

Many of those fans vacated the premises after halftime, off to pursue a more enjoyable endeavor, like running out of gasoline or drinking curdled milk.