Sentence examples for pleasurable places from inspiring English sources

"If you take into account Los Angeles' superb produce, its breathtaking diversity and its imagination, it can be one of the most pleasurable places to eat on Earth," Gold says.

My third favorite came from a less exotic but terrifically pleasurable place: Meritage in Scarsdale.

-- the research division is no longer a pleasurable place in which to read a book or listen to a recording.

Lying just north of the English capital's walls beyond present-day Moorgate, Moorfields was more than a much-praised recreational space in the 17th century, "a pleasurable place of sweet airs for citizens to walk in".

"Despite the freezing cold in winter, the abandoned building is a pleasurable place to be," says Klaveren of the studio.

Are we expecting, or at least hoping, to be sucked in by the façade and squint hard enough until we're taken away to a pleasurable place of absolute authenticity?

Seriously, who wouldn't want pleasurable feelings in place of painful feelings?

The more I thought about my pleasurable experience in the post office, however, the less unlikely that place seemed to be for the arrival of a rush of joy.

Opening track I Feel the Earth Move, introduced by a crash of piano chords, is a raspy joy; the break-up ballad It's Too Late, sung by a backing choir of 50,000, cloaks the place in pleasurable melancholy.

As antiseptic theaters proliferate in New York, the idiosyncrasies of character-rich places grow increasingly pleasurable.

In a characteristically understated way, Mr. Friedlander — the subject of a massive retrospective in 2005 at the Museum of Modern Art — describes his contribution simply as "one photographer's pleasurable and wandering glances at places that bear the great vision of Mr. Olmsted".