Sentence examples for pleasure of talking from inspiring English sources

I also had the pleasure of talking with McPhee for The New Yorker Out Loud podcast.

I had the distinct pleasure of talking with Cooke multiple times.

Recently, I had the pleasure of talking to Bryant about her book.

I had the pleasure of talking to Dubus while he was in L.A. on his book tour.

In the late 1970s, I had the pleasure of talking with John Bell about the Bohr-­Einstein debates during a train journey from Oxford to London.

Last week, while covering the opening of "Mona Lisa Smile," we had the pleasure of talking with MARCIA GAY HARDEN, who plays a professor in the movie.

At 80, Mr. Rohmer still seems capable of finding new variations on the themes he has pursued indefatigably over three and a half decades and two dozen films: the shifting dynamics of heterosexual desire, the subtle emotional politics of rivalry and alliance between men and women, and the erotic and intellectual pleasures of talking about it all.

It seems she got this morbid pleasure out of talking about it She liked to talk about the subject, but not to me, not with me.

When translating one's contemporaries, there is also the pleasure and possibility of talking with them.

I don't often get around to making a personal address to the sales force of Hagedorn & Brownmiller, Incorporated, not because it doesn't give me a great deal of pleasure to talk personally to the staff View Article By John Cassidy By Kathryn Schulz By Adam Davidson By Robin Wright.

"You have to work to keep things fresh," said Charlotte Moss, a co-chairwoman of the event, who joined the planning sessions for Landscape Pleasures 2001 convinced that 16 years of talking about plants were enough.