Sentence examples for sensuous delight from inspiring English sources

What kind of culture lavishes such sensuous delight on such repulsive fantasies, you might wonder?

Following Impressionist trends, he became a master of landscape description, inspired by a refined sensuous delight.

But if the Bay of Fundy is not great for swimming, it is a sensuous delight.

With the years, however, relentlessness becomes less cruel, giving way to sensuous delight in sound.

'Cutting is a powerful and extreme act, with a huge amount of gratification about it - the sheer, physical, tactile, even sensuous delight of it.

But Delacroix was not the first to handle Oriental subjects; Ingres had already done so with a reticence that belies the sensuous delight in "Valpinçon Bather" (1808; Louvre) and in "La Grande Odalisque" (1814; Louvre [see photograph]).

But, having lost the computer console, the child grows captivated by the forest's sensuous delights – from stroking slimy snails to slurping icy rainwater.

From his beginnings, Degas seemed equally attracted to the severity of line and to the sensuous delights of colour, echoing a historic tension that was still much debated in his time.

Under the show's celebration of sensuous delights, there is, as in all good comedy, a silvery sadness perfectly epitomised by Kelly Price's rather overlooked performance as the masochistic wife of a faithless count.

The newly leisured masses of northern England poured through the ticket barriers straight on to the Golden Mile to myriad sensuous delights – the tang of sea spray on the air, the sugary whiff of candy floss and throat-catching aroma of salt and vinegar from a hundred fish'n'chip shops.

Such privilege and sensuous pleasure.