Sentence examples for generally delighted from inspiring English sources

"The group were generally delighted to have achieved what they had".

Conservatives were therefore generally delighted with Mr. Bush's decision to do so and side with the white students.

Parents of the school's students are generally delighted that their children can dance with such esteemed professionals.

TURKS are generally delighted at the spectacle of their captured chief tormentor, Abdullah Ocalan, trying to save his neck as he faces a catalogue of charges for monstrous crimes.

He prepares, to the last degree, but once he comes to shoot the scene, he arrives with a perfectly empty mind, and is generally delighted by what he sees".

Analysts were generally delighted at the figures because the performance at Viacom is now largely driven by advertiser revenue at the CBS network, the television and radio stations it acquired as part of CBS and the MTV and Nickelodeon networks.

The Mexican peso strengthened immediately after the election, the Mexican stock market hit a three-month high before dropping back a bit, and American investors generally were delighted -- not necessarily because Mr. Fox won, but because the decisive way he won kept Mexico calm and open for business.

All except for Terry, who really is the kind of person who, while everyone else is vomiting next door, or staring at their laces, strides about japing and cajoling and generally looking absolutely delighted to be there.

"Delighted, absolutely delighted," she said.

Mr. Garforth said the planning authority in his area generally was sympathetic to requests, delighted that such a significant property was being restored.

No one has anything to compare it by, and people generally don't know whether to be delighted or appalled.