A pleasure derived from the need to escape the pain?
The pleasure derives from losing sight of the familiar as well as from recovering it from the deep well of modern amnesia.
The real pleasure of this book derives not from its village conventions but from its beautiful little love story, which is told with skill and humor.
Though the book's considerable pleasures derive from Mr. Smith's ability to tell this story, its outline is almost primitive.
But people who know Mr. Mobutu intimately insist that his greatest pleasures from holding nearly undivided power always derived from the ability to personally distribute its fruits.
Yet Mr. Forbes also says that his greatest pleasure derives from his favorite causes.
Ms. Stewart was one of the few to appreciate that gardening's pleasure, for most people, derives from browsing and buying.
Furthering the thought that pleasure in art derives from its comprehensibility and processing fluency, some authors have described this experience as an emotion.
