Sentence examples for immense enjoyment from inspiring English sources
Running marathons, climbing mountains and competing at high levels in tennis or basketball are very difficult things to do, but people get immense enjoyment from them.
The novel was translated into Persian in 1887 and received with immense enjoyment by the Persians, who hailed it as the brilliant work of a native writer.
"It gives us immense enjoyment to bring this wonderful spectacle to our audiences across TV, Radio and Online.
The episode also features scenes with Ron describing his admiration for strong women and his immense enjoyment of the strip club's complimentary breakfast.
First, it's a creative platform that gives me the chance to do something that's not only imaginative but from which I derive immense enjoyment.
He, like others, suggested that the Oculus "loading program" – the software that boots up when you switch on – feels a bit beta for now: "If the Rift as it exists right now was "only" a new way of displaying games to the player, it would still be an amazing accomplishment that adds immense value and enjoyment to the play experience.
These working class heroes went to war three times between 2002 and 2003, causing each other immense pain for our enjoyment – but they became fast friends outside the ring.
At the best of times the overbearing riffage pushes the envelope of tolerability, and often it lapses into a lugubriousness so startlingly immense it precludes any actual enjoyment and must be willfully endured.
"I love the idea that the clothing you once loved is going to someone else who will love it too," says Barry. "I like seeing people get that buzz of enjoyment from finding something they like, and I get immense pleasure from seeing someone else in my clothes.
There is an astonishing chapter in "Democracy" called "What Kind of Despotism Democratic Nations Have to Fear," where he struggles to define a paternal, invisible despotism of entertainments: "Above these citizens an immense tutelary power is elevated, which alone takes charge of assuring their enjoyments... but seeks only to keep them fixed irrevocably in childhood".
