To analyze what they do would be pointless, like describing a kitten at play and expecting to transmit your pleasure at witnessing the scene.
Martin Amis put it most memorably, if not most accurately, when he remarked a few years ago that Mr. Coetzee's "whole style is predicated on transmitting absolutely no pleasure".
There's plenty of tire grip, but so little steering feel that the 9-5 doesn't transmit much confidence or pleasure at high speeds.
With it we can sense our surroundings and transmit our emotions via pain or pleasure through touch.
Unusually in academic criticism, he transmits a real sense of reading as pleasure, and there is a clarity about the way he constructs sentences that reflects his admiration for Orwell as a prose stylist.
Opiates can change: the brain stem, an area that controls automatic body functions and depresses breathing; the limbic system, which controls emotions to increase feelings of pleasure; and can block pain messages transmitted by the spinal cord from the body.
Statement by Leila Gharagozloo Pakkala, UNICEF Regional Director, Eastern and Southern Africa at the International Conference on AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Africa (ICASA) It gives me great pleasure to join you this evening.
Thomas Aquinas uses the cognate "gaudium" for the intellectually-caused species of pleasure (delectatio): Summa Theologiæ 1a 2æ 31,3, following a distinction transmitted through translation from the Arabic of ibn Sina ('Avicenna'), citing his De Anima IV, 5, 2iva.
Throughout classical texts, we find that daos are spoken, heard, forgotten, transmitted, learned, studied, understood and misunderstood, distorted, mastered, and performed with pleasure.
"Pleasure Vision, the Spirit of Television and Sight and Sound, transmits TV to everyone in the Cosmic Womb," Choi described gravely in a phone conversation with The Huffington Post.
You pay quite a bit for this next-generation pleasure; the WebPad costs $1,000, plus $200 for the base station, which can transmit to eight WebPads at once.
