Sentence examples for clear delight from inspiring English sources

Last Friday, José Charlotten and his 7-year-old daughter, Porshe, watched the Pie Lady work with clear delight.

The group members showed a clear delight in performing that they shared with the ensemble that preceded them in the program.

Another was Galina A. Goncharik, a diminutive woman of 68, who last week shared, with clear delight, the findings of a Minsk judge after she was detained for clapping on July 3.

To the members' clear delight, Mr. Cheney focused heavily on gun issues, saying the Bush administration had worked to defend the rights of hunters, opened federal land to sportsmen and supported legislation to protect gun manufacturers from lawsuits.

In 1958, Mr. Spangenberger, with clear delight, showed a reporter for The New York Times some yellowed articles about the company, including one from the 1880s that reported that it had cost a shipper a dime a ton to move cargo from New York City to Yonkers, and twice that if the destination was Poughkeepsie.

As Garry moves effortlessly from role to role — from the paternal lover to the cross but affectionate boss to the prickly husband — Mr. Garber makes subtly clear the delight he takes in playing each to the hilt.

He writes with undeceived humour (his style is witty, clear – a delight) about his first employer, Fleetway Flyers, "a desperate outfit", reporting that: "Most couriers are young, male and slightly lost".

Mr. Mays also makes clear the secret delight the Duke takes in playing dress-up.

At no time was that support more clear than her delight at Nelson Mandela's release from prison in 1990.

And does it hurt to hear those songs on the radio?" The singer loves these songs, apparently — "Music so good, music so clear" — and her delight reinforces the tinge of empathy in the chorus.

And does it hurt to hear those songs on the radio?" The singer loves these songs, apparently—"Music so good, music so clear"—and her delight reinforces the tinge of empathy in the chorus.