Sentence examples for delight of making from inspiring English sources

Now the poet, confessing to the "delight" of making the poem, confirms his bigger, bolder ownership of language.

I've chosen "Pantoum in Which Wallace Stevens Gives Me Vertigo" for these qualities, and because it expresses without piety the delight of making meanings and experiences out of language.

Fearing a prophecy that says her downfall will be caused by two sons of Adam and two daughters of Eve, she ensnares Edward with Turkish delight and promises of making him a prince, all he has to do is bring his brother and sisters to her.

This bravura is, I think, the picture's only true originality, and it wasn't an intentional challenge to the concept of unobtrusive technique but was (mainly) the result of Welles' discovery of — and his delight in — the fun of making movies.

A brief pause, then: "But I just wanted to delight myself, frankly!" Despite three decades of making work this is the first Shakespeare the company has ever done.

"Much of their work reflects their delight in the act or process of making art and invites a viewer into the personal, private space in which an art object is carefully crafted".

This has both the benefit of making her a delight to be with, in that her innocence and fresh take on any situation is free from the cumbersome baggage that weighs most of us down.

But now he ran an angle of pure mathematical delight to make a half-break by Wilkinson whole.

The latest, "What I Need" ft. Kehlani, is a veritable short film in which the two artists run away together; hitchhiking across the desert, getting drunk in sleazy bars, and -- much to the delight of viewers -- making up and making out on the roadside.

"Of making an image of the woman for your own delight.

While he roamed the upstairs, pointing out that the duke owned both portraits and statuary ("Showorf!"), Rosemary roamed the downstairs warren of kitchens, pantries and former pastry rooms and went into paroxysms of delight making the pineapple ice-cream from the original menu for Victoria in one of the original Chatsworth pewter moulds.