Sentence examples for never really enjoyed from inspiring English sources

'I never really enjoyed our success,' Sylvian said later as we continued our conversation by email.

I had never really enjoyed going on holiday until I went there.

Indeed, it feels as though Highsmith never really enjoyed the fruits of her own talents.

"I never really enjoyed (doing) Tony Blair the way I enjoyed John Major... or John Prescott... or even Michael Howard.

"I never really enjoyed drawing or art classes," said Mr. Guyton unapologetically as he described growing up in a small town in Tennessee.

To be honest, I never really enjoyed making out with him, because the whole time I was thinking, "Why would he do this with me?

We tend to always want to obtain something new and something more and we never really enjoy what we have.

So many people never really enjoy the present moment because it doesn't match their expectations of what it should be".

A photographer who adopted him as a subject describes his appeal with words that also apply to this engagingly voyeuristic film: "Even though I personally was never that wild, I really enjoyed hearing about it".

Amanda had never programmed or taught before and she really enjoyed the opportunity.

But I could never really say – and still cannot say – that I really enjoyed what I was there to drink.