Sentence examples for immediately pleasurable from inspiring English sources
The full range of Japanese cuisine includes dishes that engulf you in their soulful embrace, as immediately pleasurable as any childhood-memory food, bypassing the intellect and appealing directly to the emotions.
Other, more immediately pleasurable, documentaries included Noah Baumbach and Jake Paltrow's De Palma, in which Hollywood maestro Brian De Palma offers a no-holds-barred masterclass on suspense, the rise of his 60s "movie brats" generation, and what's wrong with Hollywood today.
We know that consumers often make bad decisions when an experience is immediately pleasurable and when harm is deferred or the relationship between cause and effect are complex and not immediately visible.
Pitchfork Media said that while Acid Tongue is "immediately pleasurable," the album's downfall is that "Lewis does such a good job of nailing choice sounds and styles from pop's past that you can't help getting reeled in right away; only upon later reflection do you realize that much of her success lies in evoking something else great rather than achieving a greatness more uniquely her own".
Amber St Clare, the illegitimate offspring of nobility who is raised as a village girl by adoptive parents, is a heroine of enormous intelligence and resourcefulness, as well as beauty and sexual force - what Winsor calls "a kind of warm luxuriance, something immediately suggestive of pleasurable fulfilment".
Julie A. Fiez's (University of Pittsburgh) group introduced a third definition of play, one that takes a more comparative species approach and which can be described in terms of specific criteria: activity that is not immediately functional; is pleasurable; occurs in a relaxed field; is repetitive, but not stereotyped; and is spontaneous in nature.
BS: Now was that purely pleasurable?
Loosely adapted by Schrader and Mardik Martin from the memoir of former middleweight boxing champ Jake La Motta, this vitriolic essay on the pleasurable pain of violence is immediately impressive for its stunning black-and-white cinematography by Michael Chapman and for its meticulous re-creation of 1940s New York City.
You are confronted by a female undressing, thinking you may see something pleasurable, then see a grotesque growth, and immediately find your pleasure disrupted, and turned to disgust.
Immediately your heart flutters as your brain release pleasurable endorphins at the promise of bargain shopping, aka "Retail Therapy".
