Sentence examples for less delight from inspiring English sources
(There would have been less delight, of course, if he had actually won the Republican nomination: then all the talk would have turned to his supposedly "scary" views on issues like abortion).
Ivanka appears to take less delight in the campaign; by all accounts, she truly believes in the causes she championed at the Convention paid family leave, government-subsidized child care.
Ms. Bellofatto was reportedly less delighted with the turn of events, but she maintained that her business, which includes a form of yoga calls SUP because it is performed on a stand-up paddleboard in the ocean, is thriving.
Watch here Morrissey was delighted when Sandie Shaw agreed to sing Hand in Glove, less delighted with subsequent events.
With love and care you created the most beautiful haven of a restaurant and I never felt anything less than delight and contentedness on each of the countless occasions on which I walked in.
Equally indulgent but less extravagant delights can be found at Kirschner Stuben.
Burnley's manager Stan Ternent was less than delighted after watching his side draw 2-2 after leading 2-0 at Grimsby.
And there are less weighty delights, like Blender's take on the greatest 100 indie-rock albums and Esquire's declaration that Charlize Theron is the Sexiest Woman Alive.
Melbourne is a city of less ostentatious delights than its northern cousin, regularly voted the world's most liveable city – so set some time aside to relax and explore.
One person who will be less than delighted by the verdict is Enrico Letta, Italy's current prime minister, who has the unenviable task of holding together a fraught grand coalition of his centre-left and Berlusconi's centre-right.
Mr Gligorov, worried that war to the north would send a flood of Kosovo's Albanians fleeing his way, wants to create a corridor across Macedonia to guide them straight into Albania proper, which would be less than delighted to receive them but would feel obliged to do so.Albania itself has a relatively benign government but little control of its borders.
