Sentence examples for pleasure outside from inspiring English sources

This is Rudy's story; he's a beleaguered businessman whose glimmer of pleasure outside his work comes from the awakening of urbane cultural pleasures and interests, ones that his first wife, Terry, mocks to his face.

On the contrary, he says, driverless cars inside cities could free up designers to focus on vehicles created for pleasure outside built-up areas.

Many species of animals mate for life, including swans, wolves, albatrosses, termites, bald eagles and gibbons (the closest species to humans to do so, although they do occasionally seek pleasure outside the relationship).

Therefore, I think that if his sexual needs and desires are met at home, he does not seek any sort of sexual enjoyment or pleasure outside of the home" (Woman 18, 40 years old, length of marriage: 14 years).

The negative focus also limits, or indeed silences, the examination of alternative means of giving and receiving pleasure outside of heterosexual penetrative sex, such as mutual masturbation [ 1], which can be a much safer option.

According to long-standing Buddhist teachings, mindfulness has the potential to provide freedom from the egoistic, hedonic treadmill of continually avoiding discomfort and seeking pleasure from outside sources that are ultimately unsatisfying and short-lived (Kornfield 1977; Rahula 1959).

It shows an individual insisting on experiences and pleasures outside the limits of what, because of his physical form, he's supposed to envision for himself and others envision for him.

Beautiful Pleasure drew the outside post, No. 6, and was a close second choice at even money.

Two shabby but wonderful fish restaurants sit on the beach, and there is no greater pleasure than sitting outside eating paella or freshly caught squid with cold sangria.

Floating freely through the disciplines of music recording, film sound design and semiotics, as well as lived experience, he takes up the question of what "space" has meant to us over time, and how recordings manipulate assumptions about escape, adventure, pleasure, the idealized outside, the comfortably intimate, the dangerous other and the imagined past.

An Italian historian who specializes in 20th-century politics, Melograni is taking a pleasure tour outside his discipline in this book, which he began as a brief life of Mozart for children.