Sentence examples for he'd be delighted from inspiring English sources

And he'd be delighted if he found it — he could feel it in his chest.

"In fact, having met President Putin, I think he'd be delighted with the emoji that I used to describe him".

Asked how he might have felt about its public screening, Peck said: "I think he'd be delighted.

Were Carl alive today he died in 1996 at the age of sixty-two—I think he'd be delighted.

Once, he said, he told a school board in Delaware that he'd be delighted to inform Commander Neil Armstrong himself what passed for scientific knowledge in their district.

Mr. Herrmann says he'd be delighted by any technology that could stymie illegal robocallers, which, of course give the legitimate ones a bad name.

Mike Schweinsburg, a Sanders delegate, said that while he'd been "delighted" by Obama's eight years in office, he didn't want to see Clinton's campaign paint her candidacy as a continuation of his presidency.

Moore said he would be delighted.

If the author were still alive, he would be delighted that his works were so easily accessible!

Cauthen said he would be delighted to lose the distinction of being the last jockey to win the Triple Crown.

He said he would be delighted if the attention turned to racing again.