Sentence examples for enjoyment deeply from inspiring English sources

Their obvious enjoyment deeply impressed her, and after her return to New York in 1903 she established the Ticket Bureau for the Blind to provide concert and theatre tickets.

"It's the same indictment I was going for in 'Nightcrawler.' The enjoyment of savagery is so deeply human.

There's also learning, whose primary purpose is neither play-like enjoyment (although it can be deeply satisfying) nor work-like completion of products (although it can involve intense effort and concentration).

Chopin doesn't have Tourette's, but comes close to matching Thom for spontaneous turn of phrase – and their enjoyment of each other's company is deeply infectious.

Her 1969 essay "Trash, Art, and the Movies" pictures a whole nation frightened by its schoolteachers into liking only what's respectable, deeply ashamed of its schlocky enjoyments.

And yet I never felt short-changed or hurried along: Anna Pavord is a beautiful writer who feels her subject deeply and with a lifetime's deep enjoyment and understanding.

It was deeply upsetting to all of us that your enjoyment of The Fat Duck was not as we had intended it to be.

Both of these dogs were adopted despite these deeply held misconceptions, and each brought as much love, enjoyment, and loyalty into their new homes as would an animal of any age.

Usually, it's deeply unpleasant to mine someone's pain for your own enjoyment.

He'll defer that "We're just really deeply involved in the things that we like and just get oodles of enjoyment out of it, whether anybody else does or not".

He derived special enjoyment from painting the full-length, seated portrait of his friend, the philanthropist Captain Thomas Coram a compelling and deeply sympathetic image that injected the dead aristocratic tradition with forthright realism and carried far-reaching implications for European portraiture.