It's all worth it, though, as the light hint of chilli in the bread and the hearty ingredients inside give the dish the same satisfying, belly-filling pleasure that comes with a good bowl of thick stew.
But that would mean saying goodbye to her idyllic cobbled street, with the canal in front filled with pleasure boats, the hippy haven of Freetown Christiania a few blocks behind, and the Danish parliament — where Borgen's Kasper and Katrine conspire and machinate — just a two-minute cycle-hop across the bridge.
Nestled high in Colorado's Rocky Mountains, Aspen is a resort town filled with pleasure seekers, fortune hunters and the uncommonly wealthy.
Indeed, would not a world with virtuous people be more likely to continue to be filled with pleasure and lack the possibility of descending into chaos than a world with vicious people?
He cites and endorses an argument given by Plato in the Philebus: If we imagine a life filled with pleasure and then mentally add wisdom to it, the result is made more desirable.
When a philosopher says that a good life is, to the extent possible, filled with pleasure and devoid of pain, and therefore that this way of life constitutes wellbeing, she may be thinking of pleasures and pains in a biased way.
I also learned that, "His sets are filled with pleasure and happiness.
The bay is often filled with pleasure craft as well as cargo ships from all over the world that use the Great Lakes shipping port.
The Greek philosopher Epicurus, for instance, thought that nobody could be successful unless his or her life was filled with pleasure.
This varied, surprising terrain on hundreds of acres is filled with pleasures and pastimes, working residences and public space.
Though the book is flawed by overreaching and pretentiousness, it is "filled with pleasures" (including witty sketches of English eccentrics), Daniel Mendelsohn wrote in these pages in 2003.
