Sentence examples for show pleasure from inspiring English sources

The audience reactions show pleasure rather than terror.

The camera has caught me leaning slightly away, trying to show pleasure with my eyes while holding my mouth flat to avoid looking deformed.

Thanks to its artificial intelligence and suite of sensors, Paro can grow active or sleepy, show pleasure when held, and get angry when hit.

One said Mrs P did show pleasure and engage with staff at times, while the other said she showed evidence of distress and not wishing to engage socially.

Establishing a nurturing and positive teacher-student relationship through personal comments has been proven to be achieved if teachers learn and begin to show pleasure in students' effort (Tchudi, 1986; Walvoord, 1986, as cited in Holmes & Smith, 2003).

It has been claimed (Moran 2002, pp. 209-14) thet the kinds of normativity and of mental activity implicated in our finding pleasure in things show pleasure to be nothing physiological of the kind that could be directly caused by a drug; one could always just not like its results.

And come on, you're allowed one trashy guilty television dating-show pleasure of a weekend, aren't you?

Of course, in the cinema gallery, where monitors and projections are accompanied by museological text labels, a voyeuristic, peep-show pleasure is partly promised; and tape loops of pornographic hydraulics hold repeat viewers in rapt attention.

When faces showing pleasure were spliced onto the body of someone in pain, for example, the subjects relied on body language and were often unaware that the facial expression was conveying the opposite emotion.

Curiously, in Shakespeare's time, actors seemed to cope just fine with huge audiences, most crazy-drunk on mead, who showed pleasure and displeasure by hurling turnips at the stage.

This is broken down into the pigment melanin, which gives you a tan, but the team showed pleasure chemicals, or endorphins, were also produced.