I just happen to find pleasure in changing from time to time.
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Find pleasure in the abundance of activities that don't cost much, or anything.
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Some may find pleasure in the aesthetic coherence, and some might feel indifferent.
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Find pleasure in the process, even when it comes to your most boring tasks.
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GREEN I'm happy for people to find pleasure in the theater however they can.
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For as often as we find pleasure in Claire Danes's notoriously unbecoming—if theatrical—cry
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They also find pleasure in saying things that are meant to confuse or hurt others.
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Somewhere in the past decade I started to find pleasure in this singularly painful activity.
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No matter the task, ecstatic or mundane, she seemed to find pleasure in the effort.
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In addition, those with melancholia lose the capacity to find pleasure in life or be cheered up.
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There is something deeply endearing in watching him find pleasure in an activity I would find excruciating.
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We find pleasure in hashing out legal issues from the news or Dunia's job as a corporate lawyer.
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Although some children love a challenge, for many, it's hard to find pleasure in reading until it comes easily.
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The idea that anyone could find pleasure in someone's downfall is abhorrent, even if they hold opposing political views.
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People who considered Antoni's Greek yogurt guac on Queer Eye unobjectionable might even find pleasure in the addition of peas.
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The family returned to Leningrad after the war, and Andrei began to find pleasure in an uncle's vast book collection.
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We ought to find pleasure in male-privileging cautionary tales where we can, but we must also see them clearly.
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In contrast, people with depression often withdraw from others because they lose the ability to find pleasure in their social interactions.
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And how could Alzheimer's provide one woman with a sense of purpose and the capacity to find pleasure in every moment?
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Simon, who seems only to find pleasure in hurting others and exerting his authority, is shown to defer only to Negan.
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You'll find pleasure in helping others, lending an ear in a heart-to-heart as you tap into your natural therapist.
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Find pleasure in your community by going out and being with your friends, your partners, and everyone's friends, all in one place.
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A strength of the work is that it is not necessary to get all of the references to still find pleasure in the poems.
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How do we get people so fearful, so angry to the point where they could find pleasure in finding out about people who have a different culture?
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Her goal was to weigh less than 200 pounds in time for her birthday in July, to plan more travels and to find pleasure in healthy eating.
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There are many lovely scenes in La La Land, and people who aren't put off by sudden eruptions of song and dance will surely find pleasure in it.
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I find pleasure in pounding the pesto the old-fashioned way with a mortar and pestle, but you can always make it in a food processor or with a sharp knife.
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Audiences still responded to the promise of the genre, but it's hard to find pleasure in narratives with such a bleak overarching vision of who women are and what they "really" want.
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Although it's far easier said than done, just limiting exposure to high-calorie foods and recreational drugs would naturally reset our brains to find pleasure in healthier foods and life without drugs.
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He never had time to develop a hobby, so he has to learn to find pleasure in "little things" — steering his red Cadillac around town, or searching for his name on Google.
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Music, alcohol, the uncomplicated affection of pets, and the complicated affection of hookups all loom large in the story, which tracks how people with no money and no future find pleasure in the moment.
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Here's how she describes the collection's theme: Occupied Pleasures presents a nuanced, multi-dimensional portrayal of humanity's ability to find pleasure in the face of trying circumstances in Occupied West Bank, Jerusalem, and Gaza.
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"Occupied Pleasures presents a nuanced, multidimensional portrayal of humanity's ability to find pleasure in the face of trying circumstances in [the] occupied West Bank, Jerusalem, and Gaza," she writes in the description of her project.
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Two trans women writing me — a cis woman — to help them understand how to find pleasure in their bodies made me wonder if there was an especially large gap in reliable sex advice for trans people.
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Though it sounds kind of silly, all play really means is engaging in an activity you find pleasure in, something that is deliberately unserious that allows you to disengage from the stress of real life for a while.
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Noise rock has an inherently limited audience — few music fans find pleasure in the sonic assault of guitar feedback — but the Philadelphia-based quintet Bardo Pond has remained steadfast in its pursuit of sprawling, guitar-powered psychedelia for nearly three decades.
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However, Geminis aren't as likely to be into BDSM — they get turned on by light, playful touches and don't find pleasure in pain, plus their fast-paced approach to life means they don't want to commit to the time it takes to setting up an intense BDSM scene.
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The moon in fire sign Leo meets Mars at 1:41 AM to boost our energy, and the mood is talkative as the moon meets Mercury at 5:40 AM. Expect surprises as the moon clashes with wildcard Uranus at 9:11 AM—take a different route as you run your errands, find pleasure in something small and unusual.
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Woodturning appeals to people who like to work with their hands, find pleasure in problem-solving, or enjoy the tactile and visual qualities of wood.
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Cynthia Loyst is a Canadian talk show host and media personality. She currently hosts CTV's The Social, along with three other women. Loyst is also the creator of Find Your Pleasure, an online hub to help readers find pleasure in their lives.
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BILAMS feel every educated person should be a bit of an all rounder possessing some knowledge of general cultural heritage, broadly familiar with modes of thinking in other intellectual disciplines and able to find pleasure in simply stretching the mind and imagination.
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Arranged marriages in general were meant to enable the couple to live together throughout life and derive happiness, satisfaction and a good reputation, even years after the sexual urge and sexual pleasure are forgotten.Veeramani, K., Periyar on Women's Rights, p. 22. But, with the selfish manipulation of this pact, Periyar claimed that women find 'pleasure' in slavish marriage because they have been brought up by their parents without education, independence and self-respect and because they have been made to believe that marriage means subordination to males. The inclusion of such slavish women in the group of 'chaste' women is another lure to them, leading them to find pleasure in such marriages.
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In addition, it leaves the user feeling generally depressed and dissatisfied, and unable to find pleasure in previously enjoyable activities, often leading to a return to the drug for another dose.AJ Giannini, RQ Quinones, DM Martin. Role of beta-endorphin and cAMP in addiction and mania. Society for Neuroscience Abstracts.
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As Sakamoto described the album's main idea, Sakamoto said it was human nature most people "find pleasure in being in sync. That's why I wanted to create untraditional music that doesn't synchronize[, because it's like] speaking in a language that doesn't exist.""Ryuichi Sakamoto: Music for a Divided World" (4:21–4:59). Close-up Gendai Plus.
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Of Tragedy, is where Hume considered why we enjoy tragic drama. He was concerned with why spectators find pleasure in the sorrow and anxiety depicted in a tragedy. He decided that this was because the spectator is aware that he is witnessing a dramatic performance. There is pleasure in realizing that the terrible events that are being shown are actually fiction.
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In 1250, when Jutta was around four years old, her father was murdered. Her mother remarried to Burgrave Burchard VIII of Magdeburg. Her two eldest sisters Sophia and Ingeborg were soon married off, while Jutta and her sister Agnes were placed in St. Agnes' Priory, Roskilde. Neither Jutta or Agnes could find pleasure in the tough and lonely monastic life.
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In "Standard of Taste", Hume argues that no rules can be drawn up about what is a tasteful object. However, a reliable critic of taste can be recognised as being objective, sensible and unprejudiced, and having extensive experience. "Of Tragedy" addresses the question of why humans enjoy tragic drama. Hume was concerned with the way spectators find pleasure in the sorrow and anxiety depicted in a tragedy.
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The letter to his parents noted: :Please find pleasure in your desire for my loyalty to the emperor and devotion to parents. :I have no regrets. I just go forward on my path. Prior to his mission, and in accordance with the custom of the kamikaze pilots, Araki cut a lock of his hair and clipped his fingernails, which together were to be sent to his parents following his death.
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Meditatioun In Wyntir is composed in a sober, thoughtful style in ten stanzas of five lines each. It opens with a description of the season and the depressing effect of its weather and lengthening nights. The poet cannot find pleasure in songs, poetry or plays. :Into thir dirk and drublie dayis, :Quhone sabill all the hevin arrayis, :With mystie vapouris, cluddis, and skyis, :Nature all curage me denyis, :Of sangis, ballattis, and of playis.
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The king visits Salome, who bids Claudius farewell from the balcony, and is irritated that she pays him attention. Herod attempts to gift her a necklace, and suggests she "find pleasure in the moment." Knowing the implications of his gift, she rejects it, reminding him that his queen is her mother. Claudius meets with Pontius Pilate in Jerusalem, who refuses to release the Baptist because he preaches against Rome, which is treasonous.
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Basotho girls undergoing initiation assist each other to elongate the labia and are therefore able to compete about who has the longest labia. The girls are told that elongated labia increases sexual pleasure for their future husbands and that elongation increases a woman's chances of marriage. Some initiates report it being painful however others find pleasure in the practice. Many girls also believe that if they do not elongate their labia, they could experience difficulty giving birth.
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Although she thought she might retire as a musician, she was retained by Sony for two more years, and she returned to Tokyo. However, she came to devote herself to live performances without releasing a new song after she released the single "Blossom" in 2001. She came to find pleasure in her work and began to think that she might continue it for a while. However, after talking it over, she decided not to renew the contract with Sony.
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Successive scenes of the film show various dreamlike situations in which the two protagonists try to best each other. After a blasphemous dialogue between monks, the man includes his whole philosophy in a Moorish building. In fact, this seems to have been the scene of the massacre of the famous 800 Martyrs of Otranto, who are considered by the sceptic to be the absolute death of Christianity. The man, dressed as a medieval knight, tries to find pleasure in amorous adventures with a servant, but fails completely.
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In 1940, a memorial plaque in honor of Elizabeth Britton was installed in the new Wild Flower Garden of the New York Botanical Garden. A gift of the New York Bird and Tree Club, it is mounted on a ten-ton boulder of Bronx schist, and its text reads, "Let those who find pleasure in this garden remember Elizabeth Gertrude Knight Britton, lover of wildflowers and ardent advocate of their protection". The garden is now known as the Native Plant Garden, and the boulder as Britton Rock. Today, the Elizabeth Gertrude Knight Britton archive is held by the NYBG Mertz Library.
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Eve Quinn, a shallow but attractive debutante, makes a practice of leading men on, then coolly casting them aside for new conquests. She openly boasts that she would find pleasure in taking a man from her sister, Cornelia, who is an art student. When Cornelia falls in love with wealthy clubman Lewis Dike, Eve succeeds in vamping and capturing him; broken-hearted when they marry, Cornelia deliberately introduces Eve to Wilfred Meadows, a playboy with whom she begins a flirtation. Dike soon tires of the modernistic furnishings of their home and the jazz-mad parasites who frequent his drawing room, and he is refreshed by visits to Cornelia.
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Won't you name an evening when you will call, as I want to be certain to be at home when you really do come." The boyfriend then writes back "I shall no doubt find pleasure in examining the etchings which you hold out as an inducement to call." This was referenced in a 1929 James Thurber cartoon in which a man tells a woman in a building lobby: "You wait here and I'll bring the etchings down". It was also referenced in Dashiell Hammett's 1934 novel The Thin Man, in which the narrator answers his wife asking him about a lady he had wandered off with by saying: "She just wanted to show me some French etchings.
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There is no treatment of proven effectiveness for CBS. For those experiencing CBS, knowing that they are suffering from this syndrome and not a mental illness seems to be the most comforting treatment so far, as it improves their ability to cope with the hallucinations. As time passes from the initial onset of visual hallucinations, studies show that around 60% of those living with CBS feel that visual hallucinations have no effect on their lives, 33% of people feel that the hallucinations are disruptive to their lives, and 7% of people even find pleasure in the hallucinations. A large proportion of those suffering from CBS develop the visual hallucinations as vision begins to deteriorate and stop hallucinating once vision is entirely gone.
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Signaling in a four star review by Alternative Press, Brian Shultz realizes, "It’s a robust and decidedly enjoyable affair with crystaline production... similarly rollicking pacing, memorable melodies, stylistically variant characteristics and lots of loving odes to his wife." Dan H., indicating in a four out of five review from Sputnikmusic, recognizes, "If you find pleasure in dissecting an artist’s lyrics then you’re going to find little to satiate your thirst, but if you’re content to roll along with the upbeat rhythms instead, then Carry the Fire will reward you." Specifying in a five star review at Christian Review Magazine, Leah St. John writes, "truly ... a superb release, both musically and lyrically." Scott Fryberger, awarding the album four and a half stars from Jesus Freak Hideout, states, "A worthy follow-up".
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According to the members, those who set eyes on it will die if they are not members, but people find pleasure in listening to the songs and instrumental beats coming from the masquerade. The youths felt that these plays were too traditional for them, and therefore introduced aspects of western culture to the town. The arrangement of the events now include: Nwantam (1st of January), Beach Party (2nd of January), Okekpe (3rd of January) and Ofiokpo (three days in September). Aside from these, there are other events which happen within the year at least every three months, as the Asarama people return home with friends from all walks of life bringing new ideas for partying, clubbing, marriages and wedding ceremonies, chieftaincy installations, burial ceremonies and other cultural activities.
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