Sentence examples for evidently delighted from inspiring English sources
"You can leave as long a pause as you like, but I won't answer it, haha!" he continues, evidently delighted.
"I'm bringing down the house," said the judge, Gilbert L. Abramson of Family Court in Saratoga County, evidently delighted with his own humor.
"We need to revise all the orchestral instruments," an evidently delighted Leopold Stokowski said after attending the first concert played on the Hutchins violins in May 1965.
The selection of secular madrigals by Rossi showed a much greater willingness to take harmonic risks; he evidently delighted in his era's fashion for stark chiaroscuro contrasts and shock effects.
Metro's managers are evidently delighted with the fact that Trinity is handing over four franchises and would be even more pleased if they could have the other four (plus the single contract, in Yorkshire, held by Johnston Press).
It is a shame this music has never been given an official release: despite its low-fi quality, it showcases exactly what you'd hope to hear: four people evidently delighted to have found each other, playing supercharged versions of Chan Romero's "Hippy Hippy Shake", Chuck Berry's "I'm Talkin' About You" and "Twist and Shout", as the nightly German bacchanal swirls around them.
His narrative style, too, with its outspoken opinions and talk of fair play, embodies the "heroic archaism" that so evidently delights him.
"It feels like a hunt," says Gillian Anderson, now a producer on the show and evidently delighting in her claim to a cool character who gets results on her own terms.
The Blairs evidently delight in spending time with each other.
"You trust me, don't you?" Ryan asks Jay, setting up the kind of ambiguous exchange in which Mr. Chaon so evidently delights.
Our political satirists, with Mr. Romney evidently imminent, delight in describing the apparent weirdness of Mormon cosmology and allied speculations, but they forget the equal strangeness of Christian mythology, now worn familiar by repetition.
