Sentence examples for usual pleasure from inspiring English sources

"When you deplete these reserves--whether through sleep deprivation, which alters how the brain and body use energy, or through pushing too hard on too many projects--the quality of your work plummets, along with the usual pleasure of working on something important, such as doing good science".

In addition to stimulating all the usual pleasure centers, it induces fear, panic, dread, and rage, pulling out every trick in the book to provoke a physical reaction.

He doesn't partake of the usual pleasures, shall we say.

Would the tension break, I wondered, and allow us any of the song's usual pleasures?

I doubt if any of Hill's admirers will find much here to provide them with their usual pleasures.

"The Forgotten Waltz" is a book we read with enjoyment and admiration but not for the usual pleasures of language, suspense, sensibility and so forth.

Gomez remarks, "Just the kind of day that makes you feel good to be alive!" Out of these simple templates, Addams created not a few works that, in addition to the usual pleasures, gut-punchingly delivered profound truths.

SPRING KIDS FEST 2009 (Saturday) Sponsored by the Madison Square Park Conservancy, this annual event offers all the usual pleasures of a park outing, along with a few unusual ones: yoga lessons for children, drawing mandalas with the Rubin Museum of Art and going on an exploratory scavenger hunt.

Donaldson races through the dubious or outrageous elements in the plot, directing the movie not as a farce but as a tight-knit crime thriller, with all the usual pleasures of the heist genre — sturdy fellows digging underground in order to get to a vault, the excitement of closing in on an enormous treasure, a smashing girl (the ex-model Saffron Burrows) who's connected to the caper, and so on.

Inside, maybe near one of the video screens playing either K-Pop or the game, you will find all the usual pleasures of the Korean barbecue restaurant, from the cold barley tea to the waiter who patiently shows you how to juice a lemon using the cap from a bottle of soju.

"Blue" isn't a blue movie; it's just a formally standard example of European art cinema that comes with the usual ambitions, pleasure and art included.