Sentence examples for Most delight from inspiring English sources

The final movement reflects Haydn's typi cal transformation of dance rhythms into the most delight ful music.

Still, it was Lauren's own appearance at the end of the show that caused the most delight.

If a few of the tricks are easy enough to fathom, most delight and astound, from simple card dodges to elaborate prepared ploys.

But perhaps the man taking the most delight in British tabloids' domination of this week's news is the filmmaker Errol Morris, whose documentary "Tabloid" opens today.

But the moments that seem to bring Mr. Howard the most delight are technical ones, where he gets small flashes of insight into how the movie was made.

I suspect that some of the passages that most delight me are, by the kind of limiting definition West repeatedly decries, the bits that might be considered inessential.

What most delights are details of Leonardo's voracious curiosity.

It was those red-meat lines, singling out the opposition, that most delighted the crowd.

On my travels I've been most delighted by Peruvian cooking.

It is not the orange of Cuba but rather the checkerberry of the neighboring pasture that most delights the eye and the palate of the New England child.

The man who would perhaps be most delighted with a wild-card World Series is Commissioner Bud Selig, who pushed for the creation of wild cards.