There is a certain sour enjoyment from pointing out all the privileges that they owe to the sisterhood – the equal pay, the maternity leave – but I would query the importance of the self-description.
Nevertheless, the fact that independent variables in the mediation models explain up to 57% of variability in students' enjoyment again points to satisfactory model fit.
When Matisse is at his best, the exquisite frictions of his color, his line, and his pictorial invention — licks of a cat's tongue — overwhelm perception, at which point enjoyment sputters into awe.
In retrospect, I don't think I actually enjoyed my first pop festival, or even felt that enjoyment was the point - it was just a necessary event in my life: a first.
There was no enjoyment at this point.
The point is enjoyment, after all, not connoisseurship, with dancing and a one-man band thrown in.
But, as former national champion Jennifer Sey points out in her memoir, "Chalked Up," sticking it out past the point of enjoyment is often not the right call for élite gymnasts.
But, as former national champion Jennifer Sey points out in her memoir, "Chalked Up_,_" sticking it out past the point of enjoyment is often not the right call for élite gymnasts.
The staff attempted to keep fans off of the sidewalks by erecting large black curtains to prevent enjoyment from those vantage points.
After each adaptive session, patients were asked to rate their subjective perception on difficulty and enjoyment, on a 5-point scale rating (e.g., 1 not at all to 5 very much) based on their experience of performing the social maze game.
