Sentence examples for pleasure performance from inspiring English sources

Pezzi has started multiple websites, from term paper helpers to a sexual help site that answers "your questions about sexual attraction, pleasure, performance, and libido" (Pezzi is qualified to do so because "No doctor in the world knows more about sexual pleasure than I do").

"I think when you speak to people about cocaine they'll often say [sex] is way better," says Mulhall, which would appear to fall in line with a 2002 study that found 40 to 50percentt of respondents experienced an increase in sex drive, fantasies, pleasure, performance, obsession and unusual or risky sexual behaviours while using coke.

"I think when you speak to people about cocaine, they'll often say [sex] is way better," says Mulhall, which would appear to fall in line with a 2002 study that found 40 to 50percentt of respondents experienced an increase in sex drive, fantasies, pleasure, performance, obsession, and unusual or risky sexual behaviors while using coke.

The playing was natural, precise and filled with the sheer pleasure of performance.

This insecurity gets in the way of learning and pleasure and performance suffer".

We need to create an environment where sexuality is more about connection than conquering, more about pleasure than performance.

Cary Grant's bravado — his wonderful sense of pleasure in performance, which we respond to and share in — is a pride in craft.

Most important, this mix looks like him, and his easy, unforced pleasure in performance and in his art is a delight.

Tamango, on the other hand, who appeared late in the show, has a quality of immediacy and a clear pleasure in performance that makes every movement feel thrilling and urgent.

And the actors bring it out — or, rather, seem to be living it: they share an easy, understated familiarity, a relaxed and good-humored pleasure in performance that could be borrowed from a Hope and Crosby "Road" movie.

That period started in the 1970s, when gas prices and government restrictions (emissions controls, safety regulations) pushed driving pleasure and performance far into the backseat.