"of pleasure" or "for pleasure"?
| The Captain let out a sigh of pleasure. |
| It only gives a fleeting sense of pleasure. |
| Its really a sector of job full of pleasure. |
| Good books are a great source of pleasure plus you learn a lot of new things from them. |
| Nature had already gifted me with the love of pleasure, and the desire of gain and power. |
| From the arts of pleasure he led the young priest at once to those of his mysterious wisdom. |
| Simply listening to songs we like stimulates the brain's reward system, creating feelings of pleasure and comfort. |
| Langdeel Aqueduct The Langdeel Aqueduct will in time allow for separation of pleasure boats and commercial shipping. |
| Perhaps there is a wider lesson here: you can not have it all, you can not reconcile all possible sources of pleasure. |
| Bentham used the hedonic calculus to measure the amount of pleasure or pain that can come from doing a certain action. |
| I write and take pictures for pleasure. |
| All of this is for pleasure, don't forget. |
| I make jewellery for pleasure, and for friends. |
| Young people, for example, are having sex for pleasure, rather than for procreation. |
| So it is killing for pleasure (or more accurately, paying someone else to kill for your pleasure). |
| Nearly half of Americans between eighteen and twenty-four years old read no books whatsoever for pleasure. |
| The helicopter, G-CBHL, was based at this location, and was frequently flown by Mr McRae both for business and for pleasure. |
| Travelling from clime to clime, and beholding Rome everywhere, he increased both his hatred of society, and his passion for pleasure. |
| For if game design is science, and game designer is a scientist, then playing games for pleasure is nothing short of an empirical method. |
| We also do not compromise work with pleasure. |
| As he opens the door he regards Hugh with pleasure. |
| It is with pleasure that I support him in his candidacy. |
| I own I do not see, with pleasure, the great extension of the practice of task work. |
| His special legs hummed with pleasure at the opportunity to be moving around the house. |
| But Maman's tolerance for heat is magic and she just sighs with pleasure and keeps talking. |
| It's always my pleasure to meet again with pleasure dialogue, and we are very pleased to see him here at the Shangri-La dialogue. |
| The Arahants feel pain and pleasure, but their minds are neither elated by contact with pleasure, nor depressed by contact with pain. |
| The disease's associations with pleasure, sex, or even physical love (or lack thereof) remained naively absent from the conversation. |
| Speaking of Eva and minges, WTF gurgled with pleasure on discovering that there is actually a real designer called Eva Minge!!!! (she's Polish). |
| And yet, Locke wasn't opposed to pleasure or feeling good. |
| Surrender thy youth to pleasure, and thy senses to delight. |
| They are susceptible to pleasure and pain, and grow when cut or chopped. |
| Apple cider vinegar is often a safe and effective process to pleasure piles. |
| He gave himself altogether to pleasure, and imagined there was no sage like a boon companion. |
| The gladness of a temperament which seemed woven from the beams of light had led Glaucus into pleasure. |
| He describes Aurobindo as given to pleasures of vacationing, dining, wining and partying, as though he was engaged merely in a hedonistic lifestyle. |
| The Buddha came, and explained that Arahants do not cling to pleasures as water does not wet a lotus leaf, or as mustard seed does not stick to the point of an awl. |
| Posted by: John Hanson September 25, 2012, 7:17 pm 7:17 pm I am 14 years old, and no matter who wins this election, I am now almost flexible enough to pleasure myself orally. |
| The next fierce looking letter is ZH pronounced as in pleaSUre. |
| All who live in pleasure, are dead while they live, spiritually dead, dead in trespasses and sins. |
| This may cause anxiety, depending on the individual and the environment, or it may result in pleasure at the enhancement or challenge of current perception. |
| How to work on pleasure? Work is being done to expand possibilities for pleasure. |
| Turning your back on pleasure &; pain, as earlier with sorrow &; joy, attaining pure equanimity, tranquillity, wander alone like a rhinoceros. |
| Dorian is eventually seduced by Henry's arguments and really believes in the idea that a life based only on pleasure and self-interest is a life worth having. |
| This period ushered in a complete ban on pleasure travel which almost eliminated the Jamaican tourist industry except for the small movement of intra-Caribbean holiday traffic. |
| Neither a seat of government nor a target for invaders, it remained but a halt for imperial entourages heading on pleasure trips to Kashmir in the north, or towards Kabul in the west. |
| But talking about pleasure will not in itself challenge the status quo, cautioned Jaya Sharma of Nirantar, India. |
| Two thirds are also willing to converse about pleasure -- a decidedly higher proportion than the American counterparts. |
| But is this not a kind of open ended library? Two different scenarios that talk about pleasure -- sharing it and not hugging it close to yourself. |
| The boats were allowed to drift along at pleasure. |
| Consumption is, of course, a matter of science as well as pleasure. |
| All animals share the same basic bodily functions and feelings, such as pleasure, pain, breathing, eating, drinking, defecating, sleeping, the drives to find a mate and procreate, birth, and death. |
| Above all, men are beguiled who are either bewitched by pleasure or terrified by fear. |