Sentence examples for to be pleasure from inspiring English sources

"Some turn out to be pleasure horses, but they're bred to work cattle".

Football is supposed to be pleasure, a diversion from depressing reality – not a re-enactment of all its ills.

"I want there to be lightness, to be pleasure, because we all need pleasure in our lives.

It was sport, after all, not national security, and the implication — that not even football was allowed to be pleasure — made Sunday afternoon seem a little too much like Monday morning.

"It's designed to be pleasure, sightseeing and relaxation, nothing like the strict ashram regimen where you're up at 5 30 a.m. to meditate," said Kathryn Arnold, editor in chief of the magazine.

One account is hedonism, which holds the good to be pleasure and absence of pain.

Consequently, psychological hedonism is usually put forward as a claim about what agents believe or take to be pleasure-producing and pain-reducing.

Aḥmad Shāh (reigned 1909 25), who succeeded to the throne at age 11, proved to be pleasure-loving, effete, and incompetent and was unable to preserve the integrity of Iran or the fate of his dynasty.

Most of the pleasures that he would have recognised have ceased to be pleasures.

If everyone puts in £145.50 then all deserve to be pleasured.

Of course, it's not yet clear whether the mutant mice were actually feeling the effects of the drug, or if they were genetically engineered to be pleasure-hating squares.