Sentence examples similar to Self delight from inspiring English sources

He was his usual brilliant self, delighting thousands in a packed Albert Hall.

Bush campaigns with the eager self-delight of a natural ham.

A squiggled line, for instance, drawn as a girl's eyes, looks like self-delight.

There's something almost childlike in Pepys's essential self-delight and in his undifferentiated avidity for experience.

Where the production is strongest is in its self-delight with its imaginative stagecraft.

This self-delight, Kermode argues, clarifies one of the thorniest issues in Shakespeare studies: his obscurity.

He gets away with Buddy's self-delight when his elegant raps are bizarre, borderline flirtations -- Mr. Nicholson using his erotic presence for a discomforting intimacy.

I don't know what it is about Corden – the unabashed self-delight possibly – but you get the impression he's taking personal credit for our triumphs.

The lyrics traffic in outlandish rhymes with open, silly self-delight, using brand names, celebrity names and a steady flow of obscenities.

Certainly, his every work of art memorializes self-delight: "Picasso is doing this!" As a practical matter, he required consenting others — willing women, attentive viewers — but to indulge them was beneath him.

And you see the force of that in Kate O'Flynn's excellent Jo: she not only, like her mum, becomes pregnant young, but also has a similar mix of vitality, self-delight and downright neediness.