Sentence examples for primary pleasure from inspiring English sources

The primary pleasure of pretty much every comedy these days is this: Bros hanging with bros.

And second, hey, it's fun – a primary pleasure that only the obtuse or uptight would wish to ignore or deny.

And this is the primary pleasure of her writing: it is both entirely new and strangely familiar, like remembering a private language we thought we'd forgotten.

Each performance showed not just how different these three ballets are (the primary pleasure of "Jewels") but also how much family resemblance they have.

The short rhymes on the pages are fun to read aloud but extraneous to the primary pleasure offered by this skillfully constructed book.

Semlyen praised Alda, saying that it is his "smarm offensive that turns out to be the primary pleasure".

Injected or smoked, methamphetamine works almost instantly on the brain, releasing far more dopamines, the brain's primary pleasure-transmitters, than cocaine or heroin.

Oddly enough, these digressions turn out to offer the primary pleasures in "Loving Che".

Narrative, though, is not one of Paramore's primary pleasures, as seen at the Hammerstein Ballroom on Wednesday night.

One of the primary pleasures of Bellos's book, which was first published in 2002, and has been updated and reissued for the 2014 Cup, is its focus away from the obvious.

The primary pleasures remain unchanged, however; big blokes with silly haircuts running around with their chests out, chewing cigars, blowing things up and reconfiguring nostalgic TV catchphrases ("I love it when a plan comes together"; "I hate flying"; "I pity the fool" etc etc) with melon-farming expletives that have been judiciously trimmed to secure a 12 rating for "implied strong language".