Sentence examples for less pleasurable to from inspiring English sources

Some men have told me that condoms make sex less pleasurable to the point where some would prefer masturbating alone.

This year, I've found it less pleasurable to watch because whenever the evil money-grubbing Mr. Potter entered a scene, I saw Newt Gingrich rather than Lionel Barrymore.

It's never less than pleasurable to read and there are good jokes and funny situations; it's just that it never tries to be much more than good jokes or funny situations.

He found eating less pleasurable and started to choose black or white foods or eat with his eyes closed.

The point is, whatever you are doing on your phone, it would be less pleasurable were you to be doing it alone in your room.

However some general rules and problems seem to apply no matter what age you may or may not have attained, with those activities that are less pleasurable actually turning out to be easier to handle.

Other respondents described how unprotected sex started because condoms were "getting in the way" with their lovemaking experience because they made sex less pleasurable, caused the male partner to lose his erection, caused an allergic reaction (due to latex), or the condoms fell off.

"When, say, the chief executive is pissed off with a particular scout and sends him to a less pleasurable country I'll provide a list of 20 players that could be good enough to play in, say, the Europa Cup.

Because limiting the size of sodas curtails these less pleasurable sips, Mayor Bloomberg's proposal may improve our pleasure-to-calorie (and pleasure-to-coin) ratio, an overlooked benefit in the heated debate about the consequences of such initiatives for our freedom and our health.

If you're sexually misinformed, sex is likely to be less pleasurable for you and your partner.

If the scale of pleasures is the only scale of good, however, and if the agents in this case have the wisdom to calculate correctly the pleasure the agents may reasonably expect from each choice, then they cannot be led by pleasure to choose the worse, or less pleasurable course.