Sentence examples for bringing delight from inspiring English sources

It is unconquerable only in its passion for the game, but the flames of that passion burn fiercely, bringing delight and recriminations, success and failure.

The vehicles together are called Camatte, an adaptation of a Japanese word intended to signify "caring for others," Toyota said, and are aimed at "bringing delight to parents and children alike".

Joy seems to move like a hummingbird, flitting where it will, bringing delight and then disappearing.

But it would already bring delight to Wilson's eyes.

With her vivacious personality, she brought delight and surprise to virtually every occasion.

This last reference to Lord Ashcroft's stashed millions brought delight and applause.

All of this will surely bring delight Friday to Yankees fans, who could recall a less cheery time at Fenway Park for their club.

It certainly means we're failing to use our creativity to bring delight to billions of ageing people, as well as a billion people with particular needs.

In a life that has been short on good news, the prospect of fatherhood brings delight, and a sense of responsibility.

It was not until I moved to Ohio that I discovered Euclid Beach Park near Cleveland, which brought delight to families for years until its death on Sept. 28, 1969.

His goodness, loving-kindness, unselfishness and compassion will remain in our hearts, our poet laureate, whose effortless good humor brought delight to all who knew him.