Sentence examples for delight thinking from inspiring English sources

McGregor yelps in delight, thinking of his next opponent, Aldo, who is also Brazilian.

("If a Paraguayan in the midst of his comrades was blown to pieces by a shell," one observer wrote, "they would yell with delight, thinking it a capital joke, in which they would have been joined by the victim himself had he been capable").

Daley takes up the story: "I'd done my dive and was guaranteed bronze and I was just delighted, thinking, 'Thank God I've got a medal'.

When I told the publisher my father was coming he was delighted, thinking this must be the model for the remarkable father in the novel.

He won the case & the writer was delighted, thinking that the Prince had been made a man at last only to meet him again one night, unchanged & vague as ever.

(No. 4: "Write your text messages on your cell phone with no symbols or abbreviations and get in the habit of starting with 'Dear...'.. " No. 7: "Avoid being so busy and full of work that you don't have time for yourself and the delight of thinking about nothing").

(No. 4: "Write your text messages on your cell phone with no symbols or abbreviations and get in the habit of starting with 'Dear...' " No. 7: "Avoid being so busy and full of work that you don't have time for yourself and the delight of thinking about nothing").

When she says, "We need to avoid being so busy and full of work that we don't have time for ourselves and the delight of thinking about nothing," one wonders if that's the best advice for a bored suburbanite like herself.

The Essays display both the laboriousness and the delight of thinking.

Like Hicks, he delights in thinking the supposedly unthinkable, rails against all social and political convention with furious indignation, and is rather more cherished and respected here than in his homeland, but Stanhope's coming from a much darker place.

For us urbanites, there is a delight that comes from thinking on our feet, from sizing up situations and making the decision to act or not to act.