Sentence examples for delicious read from inspiring English sources

They have, after all, been a delicious read.

It's a delicious read, so funny and provocative, a brilliant story.

It's a delicious read, spiced by anecdotal encounters with the author's fellow-obsessives in a field as deep as it is narrow.

Outsider is a delicious read and the few glimpses of Blunt it does afford are tantalising: his involvement with the forger extraordinaire, Eric Hebborn; his deep upset on first seeing the "great and unprecedented" Poussin exhibition at the Louvre ("I was wrong," he muttered over and over).

You can listen to music, eat something delicious, read a good book, watch a movie, find time for your favorite creative hobbies, and so forth.

His musings always made the "The New York Times" brighter and much more delicious reading.

But it still makes for delicious reading to discover, for instance, the ­power of Mathilde Krim, a fiercely pro-Israel Swiss Calvinist who was a former member of Begin's right-wing underground, the Irgun.

In a government crisis he can always be relied upon to offer, not a solution, but a gesture which is magnificent, usually unacceptable, and which makes delicious reading as described fully in L'Ami du Peuple and, depending upon circumstances, a little more or less so in his two upper-class journals, Figaro and Le Gaulois.

Although the blog may have lost its edge since Daniel Lyons was outed as the writer, the site still maintains a strong following and Lyon's way with words still makes for delicious reading.

These bold claims make for delicious reading, but they depend upon the erasure of nuance and the comfortable retreat to smug self-righteousness.

I was greatly looking forward to meeting a writer who had been so much a part of my own early reading, especially the delicious, clandestine reading done avidly in lieu of homework, and the compulsive reading done at night with a flashlight when I ought to have been sleeping.