Sentence examples for mention pleasure from inspiring English sources
Her bold Pop paintings transform the instant access and immediate gratification of the Internet into a slow-growth love poem to sowing grains and making hay, as well as to other things that sustain us, like beauty and truth, not to mention pleasure and the sense of a job well done.
The entomologists concluded that these wasps and wood lice had evolved this method of reproduction to gain some advantage beyond our current understanding of biology not to mention pleasure.
(Not to mention the pleasure of payback for Saddam's assassination plot against Poppy in '93).
Not to mention the pleasure of being in Brunetti's company when this shrewd but scrupulously honest man is having a crisis of ethics at the flower market or trying to pry information from a hostile nun.
The levels of happiness and fulfilment apparent in McCarthy, not to mention the pleasure she brings to cinemagoers, look more inspiring than worrying about whether people you don't even know think your bum looks big in this.
But Adjani fought him off as a lover and left Truffaut bruised, amazed and thwarted: "You mention the pleasure I must have directing Isabelle A," he wrote to a friend.
Not to mention the pleasure of chit-chatting with the pilot and co-pilot, and learning about smaller planes from them.
As "fun" gained influence, mentions of "pleasure" fell by a factor of four.
And I am somewhat shamefaced in mentioning my pleasure in the caged-birds number performed by the transvestite chorus in the current production of "La Cage aux Folles".
Travel search site Skyscanner ( www.Skyscanner.net) introduces ten of the best places to sample the trees in all their fall glory, not to mention the pleasures of autumn's lower prices and lack of crowds.
Love, mercy, pity are vividly called for with respect to corals, songbirds, sea mammals, lofty trees and other majesties, not to mention endangered pleasures like eating clams and marveling at the starshine in the depthless heavens.
