Sentence examples for certain delight from inspiring English sources

"There's a certain delight in not having to balance the budget and go" to all those meetings, he said.

"I would say there was a certain delight in it," Stuart Stevens, a top aide to Mr. Romney, said after his sharp-edged debate performance.

And so – not without a certain delight in my own suffering, of course – I sat on the couch, a sniffling bacillus tucked cosily on either side.

The pace is rapid, the storylines brisk, and there are moments of wink-wink humour (there is a certain delight to be had in recognising characters before they've been officially introduced: could that really be Miss Havisham in her 20s? Is that Little Nell dying or… not?), but I wasn't blown away by it.

And to the certain delight of parallel-challenged parkers, the EO can pivot all four wheels 90 degrees and drive – sideways – right to the curb.

Intriguing facts on both birds and music abound, certain to delight young trivia collectors.

Ladies of a certain age delight in the niche marketing of Girls Gone By Publishers, a firm that re-issues boarding-school romps.

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There's a fascination — and even a certain heady delight — in learning what the brain can do, and in drawing out the many effects of the combination of stimulation, application, practice and auditory exercise that musical education provides.

In a move that is certain to delight advertisers, Time Warner Cable is about to offer its customers a free recording feature for their televisions — one that will not allow them to zap through the commercials.

The Maude announcement, certain to delight the party faithful, is due to come on the day chancellor George Osborne makes his set piece speech to conference, and the day before the London mayor Boris Johnson speaks to conference in potentially the most highly charged moment of next week's conference.