Sentence examples for measures of pleasure from inspiring English sources

Further, the ACIPS correlated in a theoretically meaningful way with other measures of pleasure and affect.

Although several valid measures of pleasure and anhedonia exist, there is a relative paucity of measures that adequately assess pleasure for social interactions.

One goal of this study was to examine whether the earlier findings of internal consistency and associations with well-validated measures of pleasure and anhedonia would replicate in a larger, independent sample.

When the main dishes arrived, with them came a measure of pleasure and of disappointment.

But, given the supreme selection of the ingredients, the technical excellence and generosity of each dish, and the measure of pleasure that we had, that did not seem an outlandish sum to me.

But on a Saturday night, the chef pulled out the wooden serving boat, fresh shiso leaves and a few more frills and, in the process, added a measure of pleasure to the experience.

For most of us, this feeling wears off: we forget the halcyon days of beach summers and overseas trips and we may even start to derive a measure of pleasure from our work once more.

And in fact he seems to take a measure of pleasure in breaking them, which is why he is the first and only man in the history of cricket to hit a six off the opening ball of a Test match.

Classic utilitarians such as Bentham (1789), Mill (1861), and Sidgwick (1907) interpreted utility as a measure of pleasure or happiness.

For the form of education that provides the right habituation (ethos) concerning the measure of pleasure and pain is the topic of the Laws' second book.

For our purpose it suffices to notice that the discussion of the right measure of pleasure and pain forms the preface to the entire project.