The phrase "delight without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something or someone that brings joy or pleasure without any conditions or restrictions. Example sentence: "The movie was a delight without any special effects or big-budget action scenes."
"Baum dared to offer delight without instruction," Mr. Hearn said.
It all adds up to a surprisingly honest and entertaining affair that manages to delight without running away from darkness.
In art as in science there is no delight without the detail, and it is on details that I have tried to fix the reader's attention.
The Sugarhill Gang rapper Big Bank Hank used some of Grandmaster Caz's rhymes on the genre's first big hit, 1979's Rapper's Delight, without so much as bothering to change his ID.
But to end with Roth's own sad end doesn't seem appropriate for a writer and a book that give so much delight without resorting to fraudulent means or shoddy thinking.
In a fine essay about the continuing project of retranslating the great Russian writers, he quotes Vladimir Nabokov: "In art as in science there is no delight without the detail...
Simple, but it's difficult to achieve the explosively flavoured delights without the right raw materials.
Such a man partakes of the finest culinary delights without having to pay through the nose.
For budding gastro-tourists and first-time visitors to Asia, Singapore is the perfect city to avail oneself of a broad spectrum of culinary delights without straying too far from the familiar.
It's the type of music that reminds you how simple it is to be happy, to be purely delighted without the aid of anything grand or fancy or expensive.
You have the second part, the headphones, which allow you to bask your ears in aural delights without blasting away everyone around you.
