Sentence examples for is particularly enjoyable from inspiring English sources

The terrace at the main entrance, where there is a cafe, is particularly enjoyable on a sunny day.

Brunch is particularly enjoyable on the stone terraces of Vox, which overlooks a long stretch of lawn in North Salem bordered by stunning flower gardens.

Ms. Benko is particularly enjoyable as a woman whose thwarted theatrical instincts have turned her into a walking mass of dramatic affectations.

The final song, "Jumpin' Jack Flash," is particularly enjoyable, as the propulsive music helps you get your stylus moving at insane speeds.

(The Oscars broadcast is particularly enjoyable in this respect because it's still afternoon in Los Angeles when the movie stars arrive, wearing that daring fashion combination of evening wear and sunglasses).

On the other hand, seeing Elizabeth McGovern (who was Timothy Hutton's sweet-as-light high school friend in "Ordinary People") as a hardened, hateful, manipulative vixen is particularly enjoyable.

Teaching practice has been particularly enjoyable, when we were all sent out to different schools.

The farcical spectacle of the Republican retreat has been particularly enjoyable.

"A couple of the images were particularly enjoyable for me to make.

And not only are there plays, but I find that ones written in the 1500s are particularly enjoyable.

And, if the style of play is anything like Sunday's, neither outcome will be particularly enjoyable to watch.