Sentence examples for enjoyment given from inspiring English sources

Parallel tracks speak of the enjoyment given when weather and landscape combine to entertain tobogganers for a few short hours.

Although anonymous and without government incentives, the susceptible interests of religious believers are obtained through religious experiences conferred by donating (Bourdieu 1984) and are no less than the spiritual enjoyment given by the government to business owners who are party members.

A speech by the vice-principal at the beginning, laden as it was with much talk of discipline and not much of enjoyment, gave pause for thought, but it's turned out to be a super school that my son really likes and in which he thrives.

Of course, self-reported enjoyment gives only part of the picture.

Enjoyment gives you more to be grateful for, which keeps that loop of the upward spiral going.

The bloke claims that the ritual of the football match, where he is a supporter of the football club, the totem of civic pride, is simply an event of communal enjoyment giving deep meaning in an increasingly meaningless world.

Criticisms of theories that mandate disinterested or distanced aesthetic enjoyment have given rise to influential feminist theories of the perception and interpretation of art.

Tory shadow home secretary Willie Whitelaw said, "The risk in holding it now seems to outweigh the enjoyment it gives".

Thrillseekers are heading to Spain to participate in the annual spectacle, keen on their own enjoyment but giving little thought to what the event actually means for the bulls.

It was not just the win and his part in it and how much enjoyment it gave Ukraine's supporters but the fact that all his hard work in the build up, when he was struggling with injury and looked like he might miss out on the chance of a golden farewell, had come to fruition.

Jack cannot bear to destroy his cookie jars, and when he realizes Kenneth has a similar enjoyment, he gives him the collection.