Sentence examples for many pleasures though from inspiring English sources

There are many pleasures, though.

One of the many pleasures of Tomas Alfredson's Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is its willingness to linger, though never simply for the sake of lingering; every frame has narrative purpose.

And they offer many pleasures.

There are many, many pleasures in "The Barbarous Years".

Though hearing the harmonically lush Adams work next would have been fascinating, Mr. Bronfman offered many pleasures with his clear-textured and lithe account of the Mozart concerto.

Both narratives offer many pleasures, remarkably distilled.

And this novel has many pleasures.

Still, the book has many pleasures, not the least of which is the cat licking its lips after making a meal of the bigoted aunt: "Though cat ate rat, there's no denial, / Aunt Rat at last made someone smile".

The original, with its many pleasures and many, many pains.

Tides as high as 35 feet damaged many pleasure boats.

This book is a pleasure, though, yes, a temperate one.