Sentence examples for pleasurable reading experience from inspiring English sources

The most pleasurable reading experience I've had recently was just last week — jogging on the beach with an audiobook of Malcolm Gladwell's "What the Dog Saw".

As such it's a rich and pleasurable reading experience, as well as an admirably uncompromising, not to mention provocative intellectual challenge.

Richard Bridgman, in his classic study "Gertrude Stein in Pieces" (1970), dryly remarked that " 'Mrs. Reynolds' cannot be advanced as a pleasurable reading experience".

While making my way through the early chapters of the book last week, having what I thought was an authentic and pleasurable reading experience, my memory kept nagging at me.

It is a much more pleasurable reading experience than the larger iPad, which is a little unwieldy by comparison for extended reading periods.

For those of us in the over-40 age group (and we buy more books than anyone), larger type and customizable text layout make for a more pleasurable reading experience.

The Sunday paper will continue to be sold and will morph into a hybrid of the best of a pleasurable Sunday-paper reading experience and a week-long events resource.

Whatever makes the reading experience more pleasurable for a new generation of Harry-olators is fine with me.

His hope is that the "the reader [will] glean something intuitively even a little beforehand, so the reading experience will be pleasurable".

I suppose I approach a title that I know has been labelled as Y.A. thinking that it's going to be a more relaxing reading experience — maybe relaxing isn't the right word, but more pleasurable, perhaps — because I don't expect to encounter things that will frustrate the reading process, the way I might in the work of Pynchon, say.

And for that, it makes for fine and highly pleasurable reading.