"instant pleasure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It describes a feeling of pleasure that is immediate and short-lived. Example: "Many people turn to junk food for instant pleasure, but ultimately it only leads to long-term health problems."
"It's like a little instant pleasure".
Driving the C3 is an instant pleasure.
But he is a conservative maverick.In this section That not-winning feeling Not Bad, but not quite Good Still the stuff of nightmares Justice delayed The church's tin ears Instant pleasure, instant ageing Senator, can you spare a dime?
And in Florida, a wave of meth-taking among homosexuals is thought to be behind an increase in HIV: meth makes people engage in more sex, more carelessly.In this section That not-winning feeling Not Bad, but not quite Good Still the stuff of nightmares Justice delayed The church's tin ears Instant pleasure, instant ageing Senator, can you spare a dime?
So it announced last year that it would close 83 parishes and sell the properties to raise cash.In this section That not-winning feeling Not Bad, but not quite Good Still the stuff of nightmares Justice delayed The church's tin ears Instant pleasure, instant ageing Senator, can you spare a dime?
Lynching, he says, was simply a way of intimidating blacks (particularly "uppity" ones) that was collectively overlooked for decades.In this section That not-winning feeling Not Bad, but not quite Good Still the stuff of nightmares Justice delayed The church's tin ears Instant pleasure, instant ageing Senator, can you spare a dime?
These days there are new, and instant, pleasures.
The question of what's available involves much more than instant pleasures; it's a matter of the very future of the cinema.
The most instant pleasures come from the fact that this is just a gorgeous-sounding record – the melodies are exquisite, the production airily pristine, and Olsen's singing often supernaturally beautiful.
The trouble began, she said, when she decided that after more than two decades in the news — most memorably for tearing up a picture of the pope on "Saturday Night Live" in 1992 to protest child abuse in the Catholic Church — she wouldn't let the world "stop me being me," or deny herself the instant pleasures of the Internet.
In Britain, small earnest groups such as the Kindred of the Kibbo Kift and the Woodcraft Folk offered contact with nature, loyalty to the collective and the occasional wearing of uniforms as alternatives to the more instant pleasures being imported from across the Atlantic.
