Sentence examples for pleasure in using from inspiring English sources

There's a pleasure in using things that people in general aren't going crazy for.

He had an amazingly rude vocabulary, which he took great pleasure in using in a very loud voice in public spaces, despite having also inherited the most exquisite manners from his family.

As more than a couple of commenters have pointed out, some media outlets appear to take a certain pleasure in using pictures of aesthetically-pleasing girls to spice up their A-level coverage.

The tinge (sometimes more than a tinge) of dogmatism – his pleasure in using traditional Marxist cliches when most had given up on them – showed a nostalgia for a past when revolution appeared possible.

As such, I take considerable pleasure in using YouTube's formula against itself.

It doesn't matter to you that those guys take pleasure in using the word because to you -- it sucks.

Then the act or attitude type, rather than its diverse objects, would be what all episodes of pleasure have in common and, presumably, be what makes them such, while its objects, including instances of 'sensory pleasure' (in use 2 of n. 1, 8), are brought together only through their relation to it (cf. Feldman 1997a, 2004).

Descartes, despite his varying and sometimes misleading use of terms, seems consistently to distinguish mere pleasant sensation from the soul's contingent and variable affective reaction to it, even when he is well translated as calling the former "pleasure" (in a use close to use 2 of n. 1, 8) and the latter delight or joy of the soul.

There is a huge pleasure in gaining skills, using them and getting compliments from other people on the work you have done.

He gives pleasure in his use of language.

Group 2 (33%), "learnt in a self-directed way" driven by the pleasure of using technologies and experimenting with them.