Sentence examples for emotion delight from inspiring English sources

But writer-director Brad Wise's "A Strange Brand of Happy" is determined to make David experience the film's titular emotion: delight in the knowledge that fulfilling one's potential pleases God too.

A single dog's forty or so seconds on display leads the audience through an exhausting gamut of emotions: delight at his barking while climbing the steep A-frame, gasps as he takes a turn toward the wrong hurdle, and victorious celebration when he finishes with a flourish, floating into the arms of his owner.

Encouraging his clients to understand that light was as much about emotion and delight as well as lux levels proved to be a lifelong mission for the Scotsman.

Then he blurted out his proposal, and in the rush of emotion, the delight and hilarity and relief, the sudden embrace, she momentarily forgot her shock.

In the avalanche of reaction to the men's release, Cardinal Basil Hume, Archbishop of Westminster, caught the sense of mixed emotions: 'My delight at the outcome is tinged with sadness that it has taken so long for the convictions to be quashed.' The Bishop of Derry, Edward Daly, who sat through the appeal, said the case had damaged Anglo-Irish relations.

The capture of Mr. Hussein has churned up strong emotions, from delight and calls for an immediate public trial, to disgust, even among those who hated him, both at television images showing him undergoing a medical exam and the fact that he surrendered without firing a shot.

City boss Mancini will have had mixed emotions - delight at a crucial three points but also anxiety at the manner in which his side allowed Spurs back into the game.

We report upon an empirical study that tested these arguments for two negatives (anxiety, anger) and two positive (joy, delight) emotions in the context of one of two retail stores (clothing or electronic goods).

Emotions like sadness, delight, regret, love, joy or some mixed feelings would be good.

Later, after consulting a psychiatrist, Avedon was quoted as saying, "I have to be a little bit in love with my models" — doubtless a true statement if "love" is taken to mean, in large measure, an emotion induced by professional delight at successfully recording the personality and charm of the woman in question on film.

Aidan O'Brien left Churchill Downs in Kentucky on Saturday evening as the only overseas trainer to win a race at the 2011 Breeders' Cup, but with his pride as a father as the overwhelming emotion ahead of his delight at winning for Ireland and for Europe.