Sentence examples for unmitigated pleasure from inspiring English sources

BFF Anna Ziegler's tenderly chiaroscuro play about adolescence is an unmitigated pleasure.

It was an unmitigated pleasure, especially considering how hard it is to get anyone burdened with a hit record to say anything spontaneous or interesting.

I relished the bittersweet pleasure of cold water here more than anywhere, with thermals, ski gloves and thermoses for afterwards, the exposure itself becomes an unmitigated pleasure.

Sex with T. was revelatory: for the first time in decades, my body was a source of unmitigated pleasure and joy.

For more than 20 years Johnny and his mates have been doling out unmitigated pleasure, always creating new riffs, new approaches, maintaining their passion as they fly higher and higher bringing their fortunate sons and daughters mothers and fathers along for the ride.

Over the weeks, Andrew wrote about everything from the possible existence of ghosts to the undeniable pleasure of tacos, from the unmitigated joy of comic books to the thrills and spills of gambling concrete subjects he approached from every conceivable angle with his unique perspective.

And while I can see how much unmitigated joy the coffee cake brings to my fellow staff members, it's joy that is fleeting, unhealthy, and eerily narcotic - like a morbidly obese lab rat slurping on a bottle of sugar water until he literally keels-over from hyper-pleasure.

The group was at its most involuted: Strachey and Keynes were both sleeping with Duncan Grant, who had not yet started sleeping with Vanessa Bell, who had two children and was painting seriously and sleeping with Roger Fry. "I lived a life of pleasure, just unmitigated, pure, often acute pleasure, such as I had never had before and have never had again," Woolf wrote of those months.

Too much solitary pleasure is unlikely ever to be looked upon as an unmitigated social good.

So it is a pleasure to report that his farewell production is a catalogue of unmitigated disaster.

Beginning in the 2nd century, Western Christianity was heavily influenced by this dichotomous philosophy of the Gnostics; sex in any form outside of marriage was an unmitigated evil and, within marriage, an unfortunate necessity for purposes of procreation rather than pleasure.