Sentence examples for for reveling from inspiring English sources
He wrote very few like it, and usually, even on the comparatively rare occasions when he tried to give it everything, he was led toward frivolity by his fatal propensity for reveling in skill.
Though there will likely always be a call for reveling in the delights of paper and print, and the feel of pages beneath our fingers (and I can assure you, I do), libraries need to move with the times.
"Bernard and Doris," a new HBO film directed by Bob Balaban, is like the most delectable kind of Vanity Fair article, one that doesn't leave you feeling guilty or venal or vaguely nuts for reveling in the particulars of great wealth even as you are made fully aware of all the isolating negatives.
Of course, The Atlantic, infamous for reveling in catfights, would never run such a piece, anyway.
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For tourists reveling in the notion of being, for once, at the very center of things, the truth can be a bit of a letdown.
Mayor Cory A. Booker has a high schooler's affinity for Twitter, reveling in its ceaseless flow of affirmation and infinite space for self-promotion.
(Why aren't there any female Autobots or Decepticons? Is that a dumb question?) The robots and cars are soulful, but her character is purely mechanical, a token of reassurance for viewers reveling in a spectacle of cosmic, brutal, heavy-metal homoeroticism.
Of course, fans of the original are gifted with a nearly full-fledged reunion, with Stamos, Coulier, and Lori Loughlin (Aunt Becky) and Bob Saget Danny Tannerreprisinging their roles But for those reveling in all the reunion goodness, prepare yourselves.
I spent my first few years of "the good part" working fifteen-hour days at a law firm in a windowless office I shared with another associate and kicking myself for not reveling in those days when the bills were addressed to someone else and my worst fear was a low grade, not a layoff.
"It was, like, 'O.K., this is safe.' " It was before the AIDS epidemic swept San Francisco, when gay liberation was at its height, and people who had been closeted for years were reveling in their newfound freedom.
