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Trains whistles , thunderstorms , and warm baths were special enjoyments . The Restatement ( First ) of Property does not address the timing of a remainderman 's suit for damages where the timing of the enjoyment depends upon another event ( here the end of the government 's administrative or school use ) . For Bill , personal enjoyment comes from facing the challenge of keeping his tutorials at a easy enough level for all group members to understand , but without ever trivializing the science of LIGO . Enjoyment depends entirely on your tolerance for sincerity , but even cynics concede the greatness of lines like , " I could drink a case of you and still be on my feet . Had Kennedy been minded to speak in the first person singular - - of the manner , perhaps , of saying , that " each night before I fall to sleep , I ask myself , not what my country can do for me , but what I can do for my country " - - he could have embraced his fellow-citizens in a common responsibility for making the decisions that would determine the extent and character of their enjoyments . It gives a value to their superfluities , by exchanging them for something else , which may satisfy a part of their wants , and increase their enjoyments . For what else is the peculiar work of God if it be not this , to do good to all mankind , alike by chastisements and by enjoyments ? I sought to diversify my time by as many enjoyments as lay within my reach . render tasteless and insipid the conjugal and maternal characters , meant by Nature to form not only the most sacred of duties , but the most delicious of enjoyments ? But you in the meantime , in suspense and anxiety , are abstaining from respectable enjoyments . He wrote many poems , which , unfortunately for the fulness of his fame , are now lost to the world ; one , which is still preserved , called " Christ 's Kirk of the Green , " shows how diligently he had made himself acquainted with the rustic sports and pastimes , which constitute such a source of kind and social feeling among the Scottish peasantry ; and with what simple and happy humor he could enter into their enjoyments . If it really be so great a felicity , and if it be a boon thus generally dispensed to the most insignificant beings , why is he alone cut off from its enjoyments ?