Sentence examples for human pleasure from inspiring English sources

The literary pleasure is a human pleasure, as we slowly encounter this strolling, musing, forceful self.

Helping others may be as primal a human pleasure as food or sex.

(Whatever Christie is getting from this experience, simple human pleasure is probably not it).

But the human pleasure of this beautiful civic ceremony will remain.

Because helping others may be as primal a human pleasure as food or sex.

Bloom plots a course between a strictly evolutionary account of human pleasure and one with a more pronounced cultural bent.

He's a man who enjoys human pleasures.

"Since human pleasures and pains are mere illusions, the anguish deriving from the certainty of the nothingness of things is always the only true reality".

We audience members are always getting attached to companies and individual performers — it's one of the deeply human pleasures (and pains: life spans in dance can be so brief) to be gotten from following a live art form.

I wouldn't know a bordered brown lacewing if it landed on my arm, but its rediscovery shows the importance of green space in urban areas – for overlooked invertebrates, and for human pleasures such as the sheer thrill of discovery.

One wonders, too, what simple human pleasures the simple, human TV viewer might some day conceivably experience if network television — that grinning, gun-toting, wisecracking ("You're just a beautiful audience!"), still youthful courtesan — should ever start peeling off the rest of the cosmetics.