Sentence examples for expressing glee from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Newly disclosed wiretaps of an alleged organizer of the bombings expressing glee that "the dog Aznar" had been put out of office have prompted some analysts here to conclude that the perpetrators sought to try to bring about specific reactions through the attacks.

And far from expressing glee at a rush of new visitors, they have even asked the wildlife service to impose limits on the number of trips each can operate and on the number of visitors per trip, with many favoring a maximum of eight.

Writing for the Pakistani newspaper Express Tribune, Indian blogger Sanjay Kumar said the attack had elicited various reactions in India, with some vocal sections who saw Islamabad in "the prism of prejudice and paranoia" expressing glee and delight at the discomfort and supposed humiliation of their arch-rival western neighbour.

Still, Al-Aqsa TV couldn't help but express glee at the act of terrorism.

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

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.

Jake Rubenstein, spokesman for the Democratic Party of Virginia, expressed glee when Vice President Pence announced plans to headline a fundraiser for legislative Republicans in McLean next week.

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