Sentence examples for with considerable pleasure from inspiring English sources

So, it was with considerable pleasure that I spent an afternoon in December working with the RSC cast to give them some insight into the astronomy and the astronomers of the early 17th century.

Bergonzi is full of praise for the American's first collection, admiring Plath's "highly personal tone and way of looking at the world", concluding that he "read this collection with considerable pleasure".

So it was with considerable pleasure that I discovered, in a not-so-long-ago Sunday Times, a sort of after-piece from her hand - aperhaps final burst of spray from her abundant Perian spring of knowledge about a sport in which she was always, of necessity, only a vicarious performer.

It was with considerable pleasure that Mr. Tilley announced that over four million dollars in contributions to the Roscher Relief Fund had been listed by New Yorkers in the exemption column of their income tax blanks... V. "His bleeding Heart", by Eustace Tilley Story of Pomeroy Humber, night watchman who, night after night, prowls up and down the book shelves of the New York Public Library.

These decrees constitute a pair of campaign medals that I wear with considerable pleasure and I have a profound suspicion of those who rebuke me for partisanship while wearing only one".

It is a book with considerable pleasures, augmented by Auster's graceful, muted narrative voice -- a man telling us a sad story through a concrete wall.

Last year in these pages, D. T. Max called this "a book with considerable pleasures, augmented by Auster's graceful, muted narrative voice".

But I can say with some authority (and considerable pleasure) that the Type-S is a marvelous mix of the practical and the exotic.

He does not, quite, outlive the considerable pleasure he offers.

Some of Clegg's allies took considerable pleasure in the reports.

It's a lucrative sideline in which he takes considerable pleasure.