Sentence examples for expected delight from inspiring English sources

Many pleasures await young readers (and their parents) in "The Runaway Dolls," not least of which is the expected delight of Selznick's humorous illustrations — like the wordless interlude, lasting several pages, as the dolls take 20 minutes to cross a stream on a log.

Expect delights from two family investigations, Rupert Thomson's This Party's Got to Stop (Granta, April) and Jackie Kay's Red Dust Road (Picador, May), and from Antonia Fraser's memoir of Harold Pinter, Must You Go? (Weidenfeld, January).

They never would have expected such delight and joy from a modern dance show," company member Amber Sloan, shared via email.

It is just the sort of green infrastructure project that might be expected to delight environmentalists.

The world of technology has passed an important tipping point: It's expected to delight us now, not frustrate us.

As expected, Farage delights in telling a story against himself, a disarming trait which has assisted him in his rise from affable, pint-toting anti-politician to affable, pint-toting anti-politician who might conceivably, in the increasingly bizarro world of British politics, hold some sort of balance of power at some point in the future.

You can't expect to delight and surprise your reader if you're not delighted and surprised yourself.

Furthermore, the TV audience expects unending delight.

One might have expected Moynihan to delight in Clinton's election.

Nobody involved in hip-hop prior to Rapper's Delight expected to sign a record deal or make their fortune.

"The main thing is what didn't happen — the thing he expected, cries of delight across the country when it became clear that he was returning," Mr. Pavlovsky said.