Sentence examples for pleasure knowledge from inspiring English sources

I'll stipulatively call them value claims, and use the word "stuff" for the kind of thing of which they predicate value (like pleasure, knowledge, and money).

All parties can also agree that at least part of the instrumental goodness or value of pleasure, knowledge, autonomy, friendship and achievement is best explained by its generation of pleasure.

They can hold that the non-instrumental value of each of pleasure, knowledge, autonomy, friendship and achievement (or any other good proposed instead) is best explained by its own non-instrumental features.

Maybe pleasure, knowledge, beauty, and friendship are all desirable or admirable things, where this means not that we can desire or admire them but that we should (ought, have reason to) do so, in virtue of facts about human nature, the inherent qualities of those attitudes, and natural facts about the objects.

Pleasure is knowledge and therefore power.

"Everywhere I went, I had the pleasure of knowledge".

They suggest, more than that, that there is still a lot of pleasure and knowledge to enfold when it comes to our galaxy.

Unravelling, reknitting: the pleasure and knowledge of a craft well executed isn't a throwback to a dead past, it's a way to shape our futures too.

In the nonfiction category, Stephen Greenblatt won for "The Swerve: How the World Became Modern," a "rumination on the pleasure of knowledge and on the agony of its loss," the judges' citation said.

Don't forget what you are tasting!" This desire to share pleasure and knowledge was also maybe the key to his music, so often written for friends, or with specific people in mind.

The boys talk constantly about sex, and the story runs on their efforts to get laid, but what they want, besides pleasure, is knowledge — as Seth explains, "to be good at sex by the time you get to college".