Sentence examples for bit of delight from inspiring English sources

Ms. Samelson causes a bit of delight when a viewer notices that her contributions are titled "Bix #2" and "Bix #10".

When a user first updates the app, they'll see something that will bring quite a bit of delight to old Foursquare lovers: their badges.

But sometimes on a spring day on the banks of Oslofjord he can muster a bit of uneasy delight in the world.

For the cover of CR, her first magazine since leaving Vogue, Roitfeld works with Bruce Weber on a shoot that is a bit of a delight.

They'd be having the time of their lives even if Liam wasn't up for a bit of double delight.

I take a bit of morbid delight in connecting this moment of horror with the writing process.

It's this last bit, this mention of delight, that complicates the show's treatment of moral and emotional agency.

He was given permission to go into a second orbit, during which he took an impromptu nap, a little bit of unscheduled audacity that delighted the team of experts at Canaveral.

And in a bit of schedule-making that must delight television networks and give indigestion to Vikings fans, the Packers are next Sunday's opponent.

In front of their home crowd, many of whom watched the gig from the saddles of their camels, Tinariwen delivered a blend of rock guitar, call and response singing, ululations, hand claps, and to the audience's huge delight, a bit of rap.

A widow (Irm Hermann) "who could be had for a bit of bacon" seems almost to delight in her newfound sexual attractiveness and clings to quaint, bourgeois notions of decorum and civility when entertaining the military emissaries of the worker's paradise.