"Harry Potter," for all the blood and willed shadows of its last chapters, delights because of its jokes; it is Dobby and Gilderoy Lockhart and the Sorting Hat that make the reader hang on through the tediously ominous Voldemort hissings.
At midday, with a pale blue sky, or looking at the Met's glorious arches against the azure sky of twilight, Lincoln Center delights because of its light, space and sense of human proportions.
Or Fry's Turkish Delight maybe, because of Sophie, full of eastern promise?
She did this about six times and Richard eventually gave up and said: 'Alright Maggie, we'll use the first take!'" "X-Men was a gay man's delight, because it was full of the most amazing divas," McKellen said of the franchise, in which he played the villainous mutant Magneto, before Michael Fassbender went on to assume the role.
As an educator, my first response to the State of the Union was delight because the president focused so much of his discussion on the importance of education to our economy, present and future.
And, to make my guests feel more at home, I'll switch the toilet paper to "over" for the day (to my husband's delight), because I'm one of those despised "under" minorities.
She was delighted with her son and that he was negative "because of ARVs".
The article delighted Gardenhire because of the bold prediction he made to the reporter, who asked about his postcareer plans.
A teenage girl giggled with delight because she was going to use one of the computers.
Delight because he appears to know and care so much.
