Sentence examples for implicit pleasure from inspiring English sources

"However, in such a commercialised world, I think there's a kind of implicit pleasure in the poems just being there, not doing anything to you, and not forcing you to do anything.

We thus cannot rule out the possible impact of more implicit pleasure and arousal changes that future studies might assess by including physiological measurements, such as galvanic skin response, heart rate, and diastolic and systolic blood pressure.

Sensual pleasures can be generally obtained by 18 interviewees who displayed an explicit or an implicit orientation to personal pleasure.

Instead, when I express my genuine pleasure, there is an implicit recognition of what I'd received through the experience.

The mistake is accurate: Kiarostami's conjunction of a woman's pleasure and death is an implicit accusation of the repressive measures applied, particularly against women, in Iranian society.

Combining obligation and pleasure trips also carries with it implicit savings – think of it as one flight and set of accommodations for two trips.

The person's moral reasoning also moves toward increasingly greater social scope (i.e., including more people and institutions) and greater abstraction (i.e., from reasoning about physical events such as pain or pleasure to reasoning about values, rights, and implicit contracts).

These issues have not been much discussed in the literature on pluralism and monism in moral philosophy, but they are implicit in discussions of the nature of friendship and pleasure, and in the literature on Kant's categorical imperative, or on Aristotelian accounts of eudaimonea.

One of the fundamental pleasures of the moviegoing experience is its implicit monumentality.

On the one hand, the orientation toward personal pleasure and comfort, nonexistent in Maoist China, is implicit in consumer preferences and in the appropriation and appreciation of material goods among the middle class.

I secretly applauded Joe's refusal of the familiar, ironic pose of caustic disdain for all things sentimental and of the implicit superiority that goes with declaring oneself above such easy pleasure...