Sentence examples for increasing delight from inspiring English sources

As a result, he got to watch with increasing delight as the next 18 racers failed to bump him out of first place.

Chris Birch Fulham, London At 63m words, it's much too long to read from cover to cover, but over the past year I have been dipping into the newly published Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (OUP) with increasing delight.

Mozart in the Jungle (available 9 December) A comedy about the highs and lows of a New York symphony orchestra doesn't sound like a surefire hit, but as it enters its third series Mozart in the Jungle is an increasing delight – thanks mainly to Gael García Bernal's turn as eccentric conductor Rodrigo de Souza.

In particular, the study examined how the customer's cumulative satisfaction (high vs. low) influences the effectiveness of surprise rewards (vs. membership discount rewards) in increasing customer delight and satisfaction and decreasing customer frustration.

But, in the end, that long wait only increased the delight that Jeanne Bousque experienced when she could finally put all of her mother-in-law's rags in a pile in the middle of the courtyard and light them on fire, a big fire that spread smoke through the whole village and which she stirred from time to time with a long poker.

As he moved around the apparatus his confident routines and assured dismounts were greeted with increasing roars of delight.

When we were younger, their triumphs were especially painful, and I still wince every time I recall a parent or teacher saying: "Why can't you be more like your sister?" But as an adult, outside of the family home, I feel increasing pride and delight in their accomplishments.

I have since religiously read the novel from beginning to end three times, and with ever-increasing delight and understanding.

"We just really want to increase the customer delight from the entire ecosystem and platform of our iOS devices and the Mac, and that's why we've done iCloud".

Unfortunately, our heady delight at this increasing power for abstract commerce belies a challenge to the very culture that holds together human societies.

Thanks to technology, airports and airlines are now in a position to ease delays and delight consumers with increasing sophistication.