Sentence examples for ability to wallow from inspiring English sources

In his ability to wallow in the wonder of his own existence at the highest level of sport he may have only one serious rival in the erstwhile US Masters champion golfer Bubba Watson, of whom it was said after one spectacular show of emotion, "He's the kind of guy who cries when someone cooks his eggs right".

In the end, companies can be villains or heroes; but they do not have the luxury or ability to wallow in being the victims of attack.

(As if the ability to fight off a cold is a happy little upside to a lifetime doomed to wallow in a morass of depression and sorrow.

Now Ballmer prefers to wallow.

Because to wallow is natural.

They seemed to wallow in defeatism.

I like to wallow in others' misery.

Not that we need to wallow in nostalgia.

It does no good to wallow in night thoughts.

Jobe is not one to wallow in what-ifs.

Undaunted, journalists continued to wallow in ethnocentrism.