Sentence examples for extraordinary pleasure from inspiring English sources
Food is a convenient way for ordinary people to experience extraordinary pleasure, to live it up for a bit.
It's a minor inconvenience, given the extraordinary pleasure to be derived from just looking at these sculptures, whether yielding metal or rock-hard paper.
Her retrospective exhibition at The Museum in 2006 brought to a wide public the extraordinary pleasure of her maverick and exuberant paintings.
In the countryside near Paris, the great style arbiter Charles de Beistegui established his extraordinary pleasure dome, the Château de Groussay.
Welles' magic, his extraordinary pleasure in play-acting and illusion and in impressing an audience — what seems so charming about the movie now — was what seemed silly to me then.
"If money and power and ego and a passion for perfection could create this extraordinary pleasure, this instant landmark, Windows on the World, money and power and ego could rescue the city from its ashes".
"One of the extraordinary pleasures of writing this book was being able to say at last after all these years, who did what, who helped and who went beyond the call of duty," Mr. Rushdie said Friday night.
As well as all of this, the Odyssey is a poem of extraordinary pleasures: it is a salt-caked, storm-tossed, wine-dark treasury of tales of terrifying monsters and sexy witches, of alluring sirens and inscrutable queens, a poem that takes you down to the coldly echoing chambers of the dead and back up to the coves and cliffs and winding paths of Ithaca.
It is possible to remark that this is not among her very best books and yet observe that it delivers an extraordinary amount of pleasure.
And TV doesn't allow you the extraordinary shared emotional pleasure that seeing something in a huge auditorium with like-minded individuals provides.
