(3) Felt reactions or passions or emotions, for example, feeling delight, lust, fear, love, feeling grief, jealousy, regret.
She describes her earliest attempts at marketing as a scatter gun approach, contacting places recommended by friends and colleagues and feeling delighted whenever one of them agreed to stock her lace.
They want the customer to walk away feeling delighted.
I left feeling delighted with my decision to attend Fuqua and proud to be part of the Fuqua family.
Many of these pictures were painted specially for women, and one feels they could also have been painted by women, so keen is their insight into maternal feelings; delight in an infant's advances, amusement at her games, and that shift from anxiety – is she still breathing in her cot – to instant relief.
But it closes with many of us feeling greater delight in the field, and hope renewed.
And that was one of the things where I sort of realized like, "Oh, this thing called interdependence which is the real thing makes me delightful". And the second thing that I realized is that when I witness that, upon feeling that delight, I want to tell someone.
Here's this deeply thoughtful student of food and culture who is also a kid feeling crazy delight in the absurdity of himself and everything else". His temperament — and perhaps his mother's stringent admonitions — limit any impulses Lam might have to dish unkindly.
Just imagine your designers using technologies that measure the feeling of delight through facial expression recognition.
Magic — much like unicorns — may not be real per se, but we use it to describe that intangible feeling of delight we get from our favorite apps when they 'automagically' just work.
Lag or low video quality destroy the feeling of delight it delivers, Crawford admits, so the team is focused on making sure the app works well even in rural areas like middle America where many early users live.
