Sentence examples for taking enjoyment from from inspiring English sources

He left it there, which was probably good sense when Chelsea have the small matter of a Champions League tie coming up against a Napoli side that have clearly been taking enjoyment from the way, in the words of their manager, Walter Mazzarri, they are "growing accustomed to astounding people".

Her personal difficulties have made it hard to take enjoyment from her surroundings, she said, adding that she hasn't visited the beach — which is just steps away from her warehouse — in over two years.

This is when true crime is marred by the proverbial labels of "trash," "sensational," "exploitative" commentary -- but note, such comments are typically made after the person (or critic) has taken enjoyment from it or before he or she has even given it a chance.

From opening their doors every morning to closing at night, they are committed to the simple idea of creating just one thing of value – a coffee or a salt beef sandwich – and taking enjoyment and pride in the "means".

They take enjoyment in it.

I take enjoyment out of it, actually".

Me, I take enjoyment in my books -- autographed or not.

After the injustices he felt he suffered in Athens, he will have taken particular enjoyment from a strike which provoked a visiting fan to hurl a drinks bottle onto the pitch.

My mother can get enjoyment from a new dress".

Find friends who don't get enjoyment from hurting people.

The following treatise was sent to us by a member of the band Liturgy and belongs to a rich, collegiate tradition of taking a movement or piece of art that you enjoy and writing about it in a way that suggests you take no enjoyment from it whatsoever.