Sentence examples for exquisite delight from inspiring English sources

Even at this moment of exquisite delight, was Daddy ashamed of Marion's inability to incite lust in Inverdale?

The performance earned unanimous praise from the assembled press: "Words are wanting to express the exquisite delight it afforded to the admiring and crouded Audience".

"I retain some taste for fine scenery," he wrote in his autobiography, "but it does not cause me the exquisite delight it formerly did".

Its exquisite delights are to do, rather, with the sheer curiosity of the thing, the fact that Leigh has constructed a world of words.

"This is a sensuous subject, and Collingwood gives it a sensuous treatment, taking an exquisite but never gluttonous delight in describing Mughal banquets," noted Bill Saunders in the Independent on Sunday.

The exquisite toy horse that delighted his 3-year-old niece; the miniature color television set for his father to wear around his neck during Giants games.

Is there any cinematic delight quite so exquisite as that of watching Debbie Reynolds jump out of a cake in "Singin' in the Rain"?

Visitors can delight in the exquisite recreation of the town's main street as it was at the turn of the century and walk through an old time post office, general store, pub and more.

Delighted by the exquisite banality of it all?

In "Marie Antoinette," Coppola authentically and vigorously delights in the exquisite finery that royalty can afford, as does the young queen herself — even if that glorious surfeit isn't what ultimately matters most for either of them.

Sometimes he'll take a taste along with you, delighting in the exquisite creaminess of the hazelnut gelato and the palate-cleansing tartness of the lemon sorbetto.