Sentence examples for taking the pleasure from inspiring English sources
Too often, though, Glassner commits the same sin he sees in others — taking the pleasure out of food.
The four-to-the-floor end coda, which finds Collins spluttering about taking "the pleasure with … the pain pain pain pain pain pain pain", lands like the punchline to a tragically funny joke.
"The worst thing they've done," Viv says, "is that they've taken the pleasure out of it all".
Sensible this may be, but too much lifestyle compromise may take the pleasure out of life.
And what about STDS? "Regular condoms are uncomfortable, difficult to apply and they take the pleasure out of sex.
Did you take the pleasure in the crushing of your own dreams that you wished to relish in others?
The conclusion, as so often, is that only fools take the pleasures of life at face value.
Ruhl takes the same pleasure in language.
"I take the same pleasure in a sentence that seems to work.
"People identify powerfully with their tribe and take the greatest pleasure in contributing to tribal welfare".
The use of condom respondents' claim takes away the pleasure in having sex (reduces sensation) and therefore prefer to use the locally manufactured analgesics as a contraceptive method.
