Interpreting Draft's Message Some European players enjoy the notion that they are surpassing the young Americans as prospects.
We enjoy the notion that we could one day become something bigger, better and brighter than we are now, through sheer force of will.
As with Tom Cruise in "Jerry Maguire" (where Mr. Mohr played his cutthroat rival) and Julia Roberts in "My Best Friend's Wedding," this film lets its audience enjoy the notion of a great-looking star experiencing rejection.
The prints he made were grey, grainy, disposable; he gave them away to sympathisers, enjoying the notion that a work of art, mechanically reproduced, could be the common property of mankind.
Americans enjoy the notion that our commitment to transparency and accountability is a self-correcting constraint against the sort of clannish looting that infects authoritarian systems; Chinese officials prefer to imagine that the Party's devotion to sacrifice and fairness checks the culture of greed and self-dealing that infects capitalist political culture.
Therefore, Azerbaijan simply follows its national interest, though some Azerbaijanis clearly enjoy the notion of broken stereotypes.
We can then also allow anyone in the world who wants to vote in our elections to do so, because if anyone can walk into this country and take advantage of all the benefits that our legal residents enjoy, the notion of having certain rights solely because we are Americans, and in fact the very notion of being an "American", no longer make any sense.
(I did enjoy the passing notion that Lunchables are so terrifying, even rampaging warriors refuse to eat them).
