Sentence examples for too much pleasure from inspiring English sources

Maybe it gave me too much pleasure to do it".

That would have given my enemies too much pleasure".

"Some media take too much pleasure in the government's miseries," the propaganda department's memo complained.

You can understand the resentment, but he's getting way too much pleasure from it.

Even when United were relegated the following season it was hard to derive too much pleasure: Dundee were already down.

It wasn't that he was wrong, necessarily; it was that he took too much pleasure in believing he was right.

But sometimes, things become too much, the pleasure in the show overidden by the uncomfortable tragedy of failure.

While the quality papers try to report the David Blunkett affair without taking too much prurient pleasure in it, the tabloids don't hold back on the speculation.

If public money needs to be thrown around, throw some in the direction of romance, with this idea in mind: there's no such thing as too much aesthetic pleasure.

At times, the intensity of Murray's struggle has seemed too much for its pleasures.

Enjoyable though "Tales of the City" is, you do sense that its creators have themselves been hard at work fitting together these interlocking stories and amplifying them with music without losing too much of the narrative pleasure of the novels.