Sentence examples similar to a bit delighted from inspiring English sources

I was a bit worried but delighted.

Yoshio is a boy a bit like Charles Ives: so delighted by sounds that when he opens the front door of his house it's as if he is beginning a symphony.

Sounding delighted, and a bit incredulous, he kept repeating, "The war is over".

Bruegel's picturizing of Flemish proverbs, themselves often comments on foibles, and his prints of the Seven Deadly Sins with satirical examples filling the backgrounds combine a bit of moralizing with the delighted empathy of a participant.

The 32-year-old told SporTV News: "I am a bit surprised, but I am delighted to have been given the opportunity by QPR to come to London, learn English and play in the Premier League.

"It's a bit surreal but I'm delighted, first of all that the team got the win and on a personal note to get the goal," the 21-year-old said.

(Most African countries would be delighted to attract a bit of foreign investment).

"Don't share your politics, but delighted for you, a bit more happiness very welcome at the moment," said @NigelSarbutts.

"The second half was the complete opposite so it was a bit strange but obviously we're delighted to get the three points.

Some conservatives described themselves as not only delighted but also a bit surprised that Mr. Bush had come down where he had.

The Mexican peso strengthened immediately after the election, the Mexican stock market hit a three-month high before dropping back a bit, and American investors generally were delighted -- not necessarily because Mr. Fox won, but because the decisive way he won kept Mexico calm and open for business.