pleasureless

Some may value life itself, however pointless and pleasureless it is, but others do not.

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And a few more links: 1. Ana Marie Cox calls Gawker "a soul-sucking, pleasureless attitude factory maybe even a sweatshop."

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For those that think plant-heavy diets are inherently pleasureless, you really just have to get creative.

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And of course that grim-faced pleasureless monster Calvin.

Tocqueville’s vision and even the language anticipate Orwell’s 1984, or Huxley’s Brave New World

For those that think plant-heavy diets are inherently pleasureless, you really just have to get creative.

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The result might have been boring to the point of nothingness were it not for the exhilarating lightness and unexpected warmth Sejima and Nishizawa bring to minimalism, which can be harsh and pleasureless.

Miracle on the Bowery

Aristotle rejected Plato's assimilation of enjoying sights, sounds, smells, and intellectual activity to the satisfaction of homeostasis-serving appetites and also his view of the highest, divine life as one of pleasureless cognition.

Pleasure

Anni opened her bleary eyes and cringed automatically from the blow she was programmed to crave, with a pleasureless itch.

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Wonderful industry — strange, fruitless, pleasureless toil?

Lay Morals

More empty, pleasureless years, punctuated by a few hours of fame, which would only bring him to the attentions of people who were just like him, who had ambitions of their own, and hoped to maneuver him to get something.

The Wizard Of London