Sentence examples for enjoyed than from inspiring English sources

Some on the island appeared to resent the greater recognition he enjoyed than others who had fought.

Others may find Auguin's description to sum up the reasons the opera is less to be enjoyed than endured.

The arts of poetry and music flourish, and "the pleasures of social intercourse are more highly enjoyed than upon earth".

I can't think of one more easily absorbed and enjoyed than "Disobedience", nor one that captures so perfectly this childhood terror.

Every politician knows that it is easier to take away promised tax relief that has not yet been enjoyed than to raise actual taxes or cut existing programs.

Like many of their peers, the sisters want to create change, but in their own fresh, offbeat way: through a traditional American art form that is perhaps more enjoyed than understood.

For listeners willing to dive in, CMJ is probably easier to enjoy than ever before.

"Here, it's more about what you enjoy than what you're worth".

Holmgren had more to enjoy than the snow flying at him from the stands.

They might feel uncertain, or embarrassed, and would rather endure a bottle they are not enjoying than send it back.

There was probably more here to enjoy than to lament, and the spark may well ignite during the run.