Sentence examples for Infinite delight from inspiring English sources

Desire for him was an infinite delight, and his whole project was to rescue it from the repressive regime of priests and kings.

The name, inspired by a Hindu goddess, was a "double whammy" that her father, Robert, a Buddhist scholar, took infinite delight in inflicting on her, she said.

Mr. Eastwood looks in the mirror of his films and frequently dislikes what he sees; for Charles Chaplin, the cinema was also a mirror, but one that provided him with infinite delight.

Viewers of "The Killers," in 1946, saw Ava Gardner swivel on a piano stool, greet Burt Lancaster, size up the poor lunk, and let him know with a single smile, to his infinite delight, that he was doomed.

Is it only in New York that the narcissists ink themselves with dialogue from Pulitzer-winning plays, texts encouraging us to treat every moment as the time of our lives, "so that in that wondrous time you shall not add to the misery and sorrow of the world, but shall smile to the infinite delight and mystery of it"?

It is such infinite delight to know that we still have the best things to do.

The aliens explain that they are taking the Simpsons to their home planet on Rigel IV, "a world of infinite delights," for a 'feast'feast

So four years ago she began a service to "assist foreign visitors in discovering the infinite delights of Italy outside the well-trodden Florence/Venice/Rome route". She calls her company Petasus, the name of the hats traditionally worn by medieval pilgrims.

Since none of us can know more than a small fraction of the total word population, a dictionary will always be a place of infinite discovery and delight.

Nearly every edition — and there have been innumerable editions — is emblazoned with words like "a song to life" or "a poignant delight in the infinite human spirit".

In Disney's Pixar acclaimed success Ratatouille, Chef Gusteau states: "Good food is like music you can taste, color you can smell, there is excellence all around you; You only need be aware to stop and savour it!" Chef Gusteau's extended metaphor clearly refers to the infinite combinations of flavors that delight our palate and make food intake a pleasurable experience.