Sentence examples for too pleasure from inspiring English sources

This possibility is explicitly embraced in the Philebus: just as believing is still belief even if it is not directed towards anything that was, is, or will be, so too pleasure is still pleasure, fear fear, anger anger and so on, even if they are directed towards something that never was, is, or will be (40c-e).

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

That would have given my enemies too much pleasure".

There's too little pleasure to be had from the dances in Mr. Morris's "Orfeo".

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

He added: "There is simply too much pleasure to be found in Wonka's world to get too hung up about his relationship with his dad.

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

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