But these arguments can work just as the first proof works: Socrates can suppose that happiness, whatever it is, is marked by pleasure (just as it is marked by the absence of regret, frustration, and fear).
If the Beatles can place this much trust in Lynne and believe in his music, why are they still in the ghetto marked Guilty Pleasures?
The core symptoms of depression are persistent low mood and marked loss of pleasure in usual activities [ 26, 27].
It is not the dead season but one that's marked with sensual pleasures, not the least of which is a home dense with aromas of cooking.
He sets before us T. S. Eliot living in a condition of permanent exile, Wallace Stevens in his old age dwelling poetically in Connecticut, and author/critic William Empson, whose singular career was marked by both the pleasure of the text and the delight in conceptual issues that characterizes so much of the contemporary taste for theory.
Six weeks later, she was admitted to the psychiatric department again with complaints of a depressed mood, loss of interest and pleasure, and marked psychomotor retardation.
Other great cities have public spaces and pleasure spaces, clearly marked, and with less confusion between them.
Despite all the bling he displayed to impress his marks, his pleasure in life was putting one over on them.
For me, early parenthood marked the end of reading for pleasure and the start of endless guidebooks on what to do with your offspring once they are born.
In it you can invest in your dreams, your passions and the simple pleasure of seeing the future marked in growth, not wrinkles.
For a man who takes pleasure in routine, the uncertainty that marked his DNA quest was disquieting.
