It is time for me to rest, and nothing could be a greater pleasure to me in my retirement, than to see my people ruled by so worthy a successor to my throne.
At such times, therefore, I think there could not be a greater Pleasure, than to walk in such a Winter-Garden as I have proposed.
Such afford a greater Pleasure, as extorted by Merit, and freed from all Suspicion of Favour or Flattery.
Upon my word, nothing would give megreater pleasure than to help a little; but I fear that, when the old man came out of it, and saw me over him, he would go off again.
I can only tell you, that you could not do me a greater pleasure than to come and by your presence restore to me the joy I have not felt for a long time, and that you will always be welcome when you come.
It is time for me to rest, and nothing could be a greater pleasure to me in my retirement than to see my people ruled by so worthy a successor to my throne.
Do it then, said the sultan, you cannot do me a greater pleasure; for I will have him to be my vizier, and he shall marry you.
I know of nogreater pleasure than to do everything according to my own taste.
And if the fact that we "receive pleasure from the pleasure of another man"[126] is our reason for seeking his pleasure, we shall cease to seek it when a means of greater pleasure offers.
To the outsider--as to the community--it may seem irrational that a small increase in the pleasure of one unit should be allowed at the expense of a loss of greater pleasure on the part of other units.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "greater pleasure" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
