Sentence examples for feeling of glee from inspiring English sources

But as appropriate as Mr. Long's costumes are for the play, they also impart a feeling of glee.

A feeling of glee seized the group, which I joined on the excursion: the park must be filled with Randel monuments!

"There was no feeling of glee or whatever that he murdered himself, and it may have had something to do with something that was said on our show," he said.

(I've felt this myself, writing anonymously on hockey forums: it is easy to say vile things about Gary Bettman, the commissioner of the N.H.L., with a feeling of glee rather than with a sober sense that what you're saying should be tempered by a little truth and reflection).

The accompanying feeling of glee, guilt, and revulsion was worth every second.

I still have that teenager or little-boy feeling of glee that I'm getting away with something.

After today's court appearance, Mrs. Deon, who was accompanied by her husband and her lawyer, Gary Gramer, said that seeing Mr. Wright again, on different terms, evoked feelings of "glee and rage at the same time".

I shouldn't be feeling even a touch of glee over seeing a firm that has been such a major source of really nefarious economic nonsense get in trouble.

For most of us, there is a lingering feeling of childhood glee at a coming snowstorm, with its promises of a day off and "The Price Is Right" at eleven in the morning.

It's tempting to side with the gloaters; I'm as disgusted by Gawker as the next guy, and I'm not above feeling a frisson of glee when bad people face consequences for their actions.

Emma suffers from mysophobia an obsessive fear of germs and contamination and has romantic feelings for glee club director Will Schuester Matthew Morrisonn), but becomes engaged to football coach Ken Tanaka Patrick Gallagherr) as Will is married.