For Hands to title their album after the syndrome is quite bold, and although our cognitive pathways remained largely unperturbed, listening to its tracks did induce considerable delight at its surging melodies and cascading keyboards, its rhythms that could hardly be termed EDM but which range from indie-tribal to 60s-groovy.
If true, neither announcement would induce paroxysms of delight in the Apple faithful.
The world woke up to the show's genius last summer, and the prospect of a new series is guaranteed to induce squeals of delight in both middle England and metropolitan Britain.
It was as simple as that". The world woke up to the show's genius last summer, and the prospect of a new series is guaranteed to induce squeals of delight in both middle England and metropolitan Britain.
The prospect of analysing these details is quite probably the kind of thing that would induce a fit of delight in a Media Studies student, but leaves the rest of us feeling cold.
Later, after consulting a psychiatrist, Avedon was quoted as saying, "I have to be a little bit in love with my models" — doubtless a true statement if "love" is taken to mean, in large measure, an emotion induced by professional delight at successfully recording the personality and charm of the woman in question on film.
To our delight, S3I-201 could induce severer cell death than sorafenib even in the presence of LX2 coculture, and the combination of sorafenib and S3I-201 augmenthe the induced apoptosis).
The Herald argued that abolitionists "endeavored to induce the North to secede…and were delighted when the South saved them any further trouble by seceding for itself".
Spectators – once, admittedly, they had negotiated an online ticketing system apparently designed to induce collective rage – have filled late-night trains, sleepy with awe and delight at what they have seen.
Audiences attuned to Mr. Jarmusch's drolly hip sensibility should be delighted with the film, but to the uninitiated, its drier patches are just as likely to induce yawns.
