Sentence examples for always delighted in from inspiring English sources

Reid's poetry has always delighted in confounding expectations.

Simon Amstell has always delighted in doing the unexpected.

Mr. Haneke has always delighted in keeping audiences scared and off-balance.

Picasso has always delighted in having people about him, like courtiers.

For all the constancy of his obsession with themes of memory and loss, he has always delighted in taking his fans by surprise.

Jerry Seinfeld has always delighted in presenting immaculate, word-perfect gags – fired from a laboratory and guided by laser – that deal with the mundane details from everyday life.

I have been going to Dominica since the mid-1980s and have been visiting Pointe Baptiste for almost as long, always delighting in the environment that she so loved.

And while I'm not sure she'll always delight in playing hostess, I do think she is intrigued by the potential to serve as an envoy from President Trump to skeptical blue America.

Mr. Wellman is an ardent teaser, a writer who always delights in glancing off literal meaning and often in linguistic deconstruction, employing words, parts of words, their sounds, their denotations and connotations in jazzy cacophony.

"He would always delight in what other people did, and that's how he won a lot of people over," said Robert S. Lasnik, a fellow judge in the Western District of Washington.

A favorite Spanish-language teacher of mine always delighted that, in Spanish, the accidental reflexive is a subtle way for speakers to forgive themselves for losing or breaking or forgetting everyday objects: I didn't lose the car keys; they lost me!