Sentence examples for enjoyable means from inspiring English sources

But he makes the case that at its core, biking should be a simple, democratic, sometimes ludicrously enjoyable means of getting around.

It's possible that the act of kissing could have come along as an enjoyable means for sniffing out possible romantic partners.

In addition, program evaluation showed that students and teachers rated the program as an acceptable and enjoyable means of delivering drug education in schools.

Ms. Rockwell bites into her role with pert, enjoyable mean spirits, and Ms. McLemore does the same as the more outrageously scheming Eva.

Results indicate that the game is easy to use (Mean = 5.83), useful (Mean = 5.62), and enjoyable (Mean = 5.90).

The Museum allowed for a very large sample size and greater statistical power, but ensuring the visitor experience at the Museum was enjoyable meant that testing had to be done in a short (30 45min) time frame.

"That's made the last five weeks very enjoyable and means that we didn't want it to end last week.

Making a game of dropping 20 pounds with friends not only made what could have been an arduous process enjoyable, it meant that it wasn't only about me.

Well, that's a fine and enjoyable combination — I mean, assuming he keeps working for what he wants to work.

"Being in Detroit last year kind of made you sit back and say, 'Wow, baseball could be actually pretty fun and enjoyable.' "I mean, I commend people who can play in those markets their entire career.

But even without having read, for example, Snowdrops, a thriller that is also up for a Gold Dagger award, it is curious, with readers already mocking its prose on online comment boards, that this first novel should have been promoted over, say, At Last, Edward St Aubyn's merciless – sorry, I mean enjoyable and readable – conclusion to his Melrose sequence, a decision that is the public's loss.