Sentence examples for express glee from inspiring English sources

there must be) who engages with the views of non-economists in the way a bulldozer would engage with a picket fence if a bulldozer could express glee.

Caplan is the sort of economist (are there other sorts? there must be) who engages with the views of non-economists in the way a bulldozer would engage with a picket fence if a bulldozer could express glee.

Meanwhile, on Thursday, students expressed glee at the interruption in classes.

In fact, politicians embraced it, some expressing glee at the chance to confront the suspects here.

No one has claimed responsibility for Stuxnet, but Israeli officials openly expressed glee over the attack.

Little wonder that Walsh, who had accurately forecast Little Red's financial trouble, expressed glee at its demise.

On one news-media site, people expressed glee that Mr. Ford was opening an outlet, as though it were a sign of failure.

Mr. McCain and his staff refused to rule out more such calls in the coming primaries and have expressed glee that Mr. Bush's criticism of the calls draws more attention to his visit to the college.

Kurdish leaders privately expressed glee about the parliamentary vote, speculating that Turkey's unwillingness to play an active role in a war would force the United States to rely more heavily on their militias.

Rather than expressing glee at the latest indictment, Mr. Traficant's most dedicated opponents are already looking beyond him as another symptom of the problem, hardly the heart of the matter.

Indeed, Republican officials in Washington, whose help Mr. Franks will sorely need, expressed glee today at the prospect of helping him take on Mr. Corzine, whose advocacy for ambitious government programs, against the death penalty, and for affirmative action, gun control and gay rights made his campaign as left-leaning as any successful Senate primary bid in memory.