With envy, scorn and Schadenfreude -- the dark side of human nature that finds glee in another's misfortune.
Matthew Gilbert of Boston Globe similarly wrote that "It has become a powerful, promotional machine, long on hype and short on the human feeling--the glee--that once made it so addictive".
Sully's position is made considerably more tricky by the genocidal glee of his human military commander, who – in a plot move shamelessly similar to Cameron's earlier film, Aliens – is prepared to cause mass casualties in the service of the sleazy mining-corporation executive.
E4's Glee, vying with Being Human to be the biggest non-sports hit in multichannel right now, averaged 1.347 million viewers, with another 299,000 on E4+1.
Children cry out in glee, while other, more fragile humans get kind of freaked out and run away.
Our knowledge of general physics has to be enriched with new concepts when we study complex systems such as a muddy stream or a viral infection, not to mention human phenomena such as the Arab Spring, Twitter or "Glee".
I think I smell the milk of human kindness: faintly curdled, perhaps, but brimming with licentious glee.
But I love these books for another reason — the somewhat perverse glee Dunant takes in writing about the human body.
It stars "Glee's" Jonathan Groff and Russell Tovey (from the UK's "Being Human").
Besides, each president needs something that arouses childlike glee and reminds him that he is still marginally human.
Stop worrying about what someone will think about your joyful glee that there's going to be another season of Almost Human and just be happy.
