1. To derive a little pleasure from his children.

2. He derived great pleasure from painting.

3. Unsurprisingly, ‘sadistic Bestials’ derive sexual pleasure from the torturing of animal

4. Basked definition: derive or receive pleasure from; get enjoyment from; take pleasure in synonyms: savor, devour, savour, feast one's eyes, like, relish, enjoy

5. Mr Ying is one of those happy people who derive pleasure from helping others.

6. Pleasure.

7. He wrung his hands in pleasure at her pleasure.

8. Remember... pleasure?

9. The distinction between sensory pleasure and Attitudinal pleasure is drawn

10. With pleasure.

11. A pleasure.

12. (1 John 2:17) Any pleasure derived from it would be temporary at best.

13. Algolagnia definition, sexual pleasure derived from enduring or inflicting pain, as in masochism or sadism

14. Tao, a pleasure.

15. At Commensal, health is synonymous with pleasure, the pleasure of healthy eating.

16. Always a pleasure.

17. I want pleasure.

18. Business before pleasure.

19. It's my pleasure.

20. It's our pleasure.

21. We await your pleasure.

22. 20 Business before pleasure.

23. Sadistic people derive perverse pleasure from the suffering of others and may seek out situations in which they can inflict this.

24. A pleasure doing business.

25. No pleasure without pain.

26. Second, to remove the standard dessert from the menu would penalise all those people who derive pleasure from conspicuous self-denial.

27. Pleasure to meet you.

28. It's business, not pleasure.

29. Seek Your Mate’s Pleasure

30. It is a pleasure...

31. At the pleasure house.

32. They just want pleasure.

33. Second,[Sentencedict.com] to remove the standard dessert from the menu would penalise all those people who derive pleasure from conspicuous self-denial.

34. Let me have that pleasure.

35. This adds to my pleasure.

36. Follow pleasure and it will flee thee; flee pleasure and it will follow thee. 

37. Sexual pleasure derived from inflicting or experiencing pain Familiarity information: Algolagnia used as a noun is very rare.

38. Amuse can suggest the idle pleasure derived from a pastime: I Amused myself with a game of solitaire

39. Always a pleasure, Mrs. Underwood.

40. Every pleasure has a pain.

41. 21 No pleasure without pain.

42. 19 Short pleasure, long lament.

43. This is a rare pleasure!

44. This is sheer, unadulterated pleasure.

45. From short pleasure long repentance.

46. The rhyme is to the point, “When duty and pleasure clash, let pleasure go to smash.”

47. 22 Follow pleasure and it will flee thee; flee pleasure and it will follow thee. 

48. "The boys Bobsledded down the hill screaming with pleasure"; - bob, bobsleigh [Brit] Derived forms: bobsleds, bobsledding, Bobsledded

49. 25 Many, many of us have found inspiration in her teaching and have derived much pleasure from her comradeship.

50. Blissful: experiencing pleasure, satisfaction, or delight.

51. Pleasure Put in God’s Place —Why?

52. Pleasure doing business with you, man.

53. They live for nothing but pleasure.

54. I take pleasure... in great beauty.

55. Love's pleasure is ephemeral; regret eternal.

56. 9 Every pleasure has a pain.

57. The honest man take pain, and then enjoy pleasure ; the knave take pleasure, and then suffer pain.

58. Conviviality, to Petrini, means taking pleasure in the process of cooking and pleasure in the process of eating

59. Anhedonia is inability to experience pleasure (hedonia) from activities that are supposed to produce pleasure, excitement, joy, etc.

60. What a pleasure to see you.

61. Pleasure will cast its intoxicating spell

62. 1 From short pleasure long repentance.

63. Because we're mixing pleasure with business.

64. Watching sport gave him great pleasure.

65. Thaw and Consure with great pleasure

66. The pleasure of a Caning - Casting

67. Afternoons devoted to the Ambulative pleasure

68. I'm your instrument of absolute pleasure.

69. It's a pleasure to meet you.

70. Maybe folks don't share your pleasure.

71. On the contrary, it produces pleasure.

72. These primary processes always seek pleasure and avoid pain, that is, they function according to the pleasure principle.

73. 8 Don't mix business with pleasure.

74. 11 Pleasure and pain alternate inexorably.

75. Anhedonias: SNOMED CT: Diminished pleasure (247796005); Loss of pleasure (247796005); Loss of capacity for enjoyment (247796005); Anhedonia (28669007)

76. The Boardwalk is where business meets pleasure

77. Don't allow pleasure to interfere with duty.

78. Simply wandering is a pleasure in itself.

79. A Pleasure-Loving World About to End!

80. Being there gave me a giddy pleasure.