Sentence examples for enjoyable term from inspiring English sources

I am turning it over to the new Editor, Dr Andrew Moore, formerly of EMBO, with all my best wishes to him for a long, successful and enjoyable term at the helm of BioEssays.

One of the few benefits of getting old, an enjoyable economy: short-term planning started to look a lot like long-term planning, too.

The example in the Table 2 contains bigrams like "Horrible acting", "Bad writing" and "Very misleading" are labeled with negative sentiment whereas the term "More enjoyable" reflects positive sentiment towards the movie.

It is not clear whether dancing is more effective, sustainable and enjoyable over the long term compared to conventional therapeutic exercises.

It's enjoyable enough on those terms.

A detailed note places her in the great tradition of Tebaldi and Rosa Ponselle: too early to say, but this album is enjoyable on its own terms.

It's enjoyable on its own terms, but it's exhausting, too: like taking a pack of kids to the circus.

It will also include showing roles that represent the "aspirations and broader achievements" of women, and depicting beauty in more female terms as "enjoyable, non-critical and in perspective".

Balance training with PR was readily accepted by patients who reported finding the training enjoyable and beneficial in terms of their everyday activities.

The term was so enjoyable and useful to Republicans that thousands of plastic sandals were handed to delegates at that year's Republican convention, to wave on mention of Mr Kerry's name.

Our most enjoyable task was curating each term's movie programme – to be shown, on 35mm film, in the full-sized Bloomsbury theatre, albeit only as matinees on Wednesdays.