Sentence examples for are delights from inspiring English sources
verb
To give delight to; to affect with great pleasure; to please highly.
- A beautiful landscape delights the eye.
Desserts are delights to the eyes.
Around many corners in the red-walled interior are delights.
The hearty sentiment and the breathlessly clever plotting of "The Force Awakens" are delights, but narrowly limited delights.
And they have internet, and they have librarians who are delights, and they have "no-shushing" signs.
Where Mr Bernstein succeeds, as he travels from one ruin to the next, is in communicating how Xuan Zang himself must have looked upon these glories as if they were already from a golden, bygone age.These passages are delights.
There are delights, too, for classical "insiders": the debate, for example, about whether Penelope and Odysseus are to set up house in the bride's or the groom's home turns into a neat joke about changes in prehistoric Greek marriage practice.
Labour MPs are delighted.
Mars specialists are delighted.
Clinton: We are delighted.
