Sentence examples for evident glee from inspiring English sources
"The bankers, even Vatican bankers, sounded surprised," she said with evident glee.
Still, these songs — "A couple of sledgehammers," he called the two singles, with evident glee — capture only one side of Mr. Rich's personality.
Apparently, the policeman explained, there had been a burglary in East London and, much to his evident glee, my fingerprints had been found at the scene.
That afternoon's practice was soon to begin, and he told me, with evident glee, that he planned to rip into his players.
Plenty of people do cross that line in the course of "Bounce," and Mr. Maldonado deals with them with evident glee.
From the moment he took over, Mr. Christie has flexed more of the muscle of New Jersey's strong governorship, and with greater evident glee, than any recent occupant.
"I was on a panel just the other day talking about how the interest-rate ban needed to be repealed," he said, a measure of both surprise and glee evident in his voice.
Mr. Grohl's boyish glee at having assembled the musicians on the bill was evident as the concert progressed.
The idea that governments should be pouring money into broadband seems so self-evident that operators and equipment-makers have been rubbing their hands with glee.But as politicians announce their plans, they do not sound terribly ambitious.
Particular glee that Israeli-style security arrangements are now being widely implemented is evident among the CEOs of large Israeli security and defence contractors, which are doing especially well in the security boom.
