Sentence examples for is relished from inspiring English sources
noun
A pleasing taste; flavor that gratifies the palate; hence, enjoyable quality; power of pleasing.
But such criticism is relished by those who claim Sanders is the genuine "working class hero".
If a well-written passage that evokes a multisensory experience is relished on the page, and yet in our daily linear progression, those of us with sight rely as heavily on vision as Downey claims, wouldn't a reassessment of our "reading habits" lead to a potentially richer and more "literary" experience of our daily navigational movements?
His dialogue sometimes displays a razor wit that is relished by cast and audience alike, but this is a writer who doesn't limit himself to one slice of cheese when two are available, and who sweats over the contrivances necessary to get us from one hit to the next.
The first lady's involvement in the scandal is relished by Mr. Colom's detractors because she has led social programs for poor people in rural areas and is widely viewed to be laying the groundwork for her own presidential run in 2012.
In a nod to a pet constituency, Mr. Bloomberg added, "As our Latino community says, 'Nuestra casa es su casa.' " Painting the city as a global hub, "where more than 120 languages are spoken and every major religion is practiced, where the cuisine of every nation is relished and the artistic expression of every culture displayed," Mr. Bloomberg promised that the city would remain free and open.
The mystery has led to fascination about the man: "A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men".
She is relishing the transition.
Greenway is relishing the prospect.
Hamilton is relishing the challenge.
She is relishing both roles.
