Sentence examples for be a delight as from inspiring English sources

Unpacking them can be a delight, as in "Slow Tramp," with its black diagonal snaking across a background of Daniel Buren-esque stripes, or "Guitar Gangster," which veils black arabesques with a wash of chartreuse and a wiry grid.

It turns out to be a delight as well.

Michelle Terry should be a delight as Titania in Dominic Dromgoole's A Midsummer Night's Dream that previews at the Globe next week.

This is a shame, because a well-made cava – particularly one made from the traditional Catalonian grape varieties macabeu, parellada and xarel·lo – can be a delight: as dry as champagne without the French stuff's sometimes overbearing acidity, with a funk and complexity from resting on its lees that most Italian proseccos can't match (excluding the trendy col fondo style).

The haddock, though, is a delight – as tender as an Adele song.

The jeyuk (fried pork, €13.50) is a delight, as is the salmon bibimbap (mixed rice) at €10.90.

The show is a delight, as long as you know to expect more context than connoisseurship, more world than Rembrandt.

Yet Umbria was a delight, as long as I avoided the tight-walled, low-arched medieval town centres.

But even if the weather doesn't oblige, indoor dining at this new restaurant is a delight as well.

The denouement is hardly likely, but Rouletabille's process of deduction is a delight, as is his bombastic dismissal of any dissenting points of view.

But, for Arakawa, 71, an artist who designed the house with his wife, Madeline Gins, the floor is a delight, as well as a proving ground.