Sentence examples for contagious delight from inspiring English sources
Combining archival research and oral history, Mr. Bolcom and Ms. Morris's scholarship is impeccable, but what audiences take away from their performances is their contagious delight in discovery.
"Waiting in the Wings" provided the additional pleasure of presenting a host of actresses on the far side of 60, from Lauren Bacall to Helen Stenborg, working as a team with contagious delight.
He comes across as a David Attenborough type, taking great, contagious pleasure in the careful observation of these small creatures, parsing their instinctive behavior and delighting in their high jinks.
Yet a minute after we put on a recording of the Second Concerto, Schuller looked up from the score with a contagious expression of delight.
His delight was contagious.
His delight is so contagious that I instantly banish my suspicion that this improbable encounter has been staged by the wily publicists of Miramax, which is releasing "East Is East" here on Friday.
David's enthusiasm was contagious, which made him a delight to be around, especially in subzero weather in Iowa or New Hampshire.
Like kids playing dress-up in an attic on a rainy Saturday afternoon, they can barely contain their seizures of delight when inspiration strikes, and the mood is contagious.
Next, you are "delighted to report" – like Charles Spencer – that "insanely euphoric and wildly contagious vulgarity prevails".
