The phrase "veritable pleasure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to express that something is a real or genuine pleasure. For example, "It was a veritable pleasure to meet you in person."
Even those among the US audience who don't know Mirren will be gripped by her accent and no-nonsense attitude... and some will find the her stern discipline provides a veritable frisson of pleasure.
The idea that strangers can engage in sex for pleasure without guilt, anguish and veritable laundry lists of complaints remains out of bounds, which gives this Chilean-German co-production a curiously old-fashioned, decidedly unsexy vibe.
Driven from pillar to post, the stately pleasure domes that used to make upper 5th Ave .a veritable Xanadu have crumbled before the wrecker's advance.
I now live in the UK and as a veritable doughnut connoisseur, I truly miss the cheap and sugary pleasures (oh, so creamy, too) of my homeland.
There's now a veritable ton of data that people who read more, especially those who read for pleasure, have better career prospects as well as being more empathetic and more socially engaged.
Earlier this summer, I had the pleasure of traveling to Amsterdam, the center of marijuana tourism and a veritable EDM superstar DJ factory.
The publication Monday of the estate holdings of the 38 cabinet members of the French government, however, was a veritable event, a moment of unprecedented transparency in France that was anticipated by politicians with dread, pleasure or disgust, but rarely indifference.
A veritable Gallic paradise.
