Sentence examples for even gloat from inspiring English sources
So it might be expected that the neighbors of Argentina, once piqued by its self-confidence and even snobbishness, would watch its misfortune with indifference or even gloat.
The President was also right to recognize that Obamacare's technical problems made "a lot of supporters nervous"; Republicans would use those kinks as a pretext to "go after it even harder," and they might even gloat.
The current haplessness of the G.O.P. across Westchester and New York State may last a long while, but even gloating Democrats should be careful what they wish for.
That disappointment at only winning 4-0, was momentarily shared by some culés, and that one Madrid-supporting columnist even gloated "next time, sunshine", ultimately only deepened the humiliation.
While the precise contents of the intercepted phone calls have not been disclosed, officials have said some were congratulatory, even gloating.
Before coming to Antibes, Diouna was happy as the family's nanny, even gloating about her great new position and happily accepting cast-off dresses from "Madame" (Anne-Marie Jelinek).
His and his attorney's public statements following the acquittal have been marked by defiance, baiting of the prosecutor's case, and even gloating at the acquittal.
But I began wondering about the place of forgiveness in my attitude toward him -- is being judgmental and cynical, even gloating, over his downfall the just way for me to respond?
D'Ambrosca, the BLP reporter, even gloated that one of his reports had led to vandalism and public disturbance charges against Margarita Sitterson, a UNC student who had participated in the toppling of the statue.
They may be angry, upset or emotional about what happened, or possibly even gloating about it.
