Sentence examples for little delight from inspiring English sources

For a period film, there's relatively little delight or invention in costume or style — the movie is odorless and textureless.

GET SMART This good-natured but bland reprise of the sixties TV classic offers a few laughs but little delight.

For a period film, there's relatively little delight or invention in costume or style the movie is odorless and textureless.

Most of his reforms are done and the spadework of implementation, it is said, holds little delight for such a restless intellect.

The same could be said for the club's supporters, who were afforded very little delight even in their season's zenith, the Carling Cup final win over Cardiff City.

Mr. Pataki's aides, who have been preparing similar lines of attack against both candidates, watched the exchange with more than a little delight.

The symmetries and recapitulations are little delights to discover on further acquaintance with the opera.

Even as Susanna's story sags the film has little delights, including "Darling," a mash-up of a Bollywood number and a Russian folk song.

The path followed the River Dart upstream, past little delights such as an age-old sign marking the start of Dittisham, and dropping down through country lanes to a creek where a little egret was feasting on fish in the shallows.

A waiter recommended the 2011 Vietti Nebbiolo Perbacco — a spicy, medium-bodied red with a very direct appeal — which paired well with little delights from Ripert's food menu: baby beets on a skewer, cauliflower with chicken salt, a subtle but staggeringly delicious truffle pasta with grated yak cheese.

A waiter recommended the 2011 Vietti Nebbiolo Perbacco a spicy, medium-bodied red with a very direct appeal which paired well with little delights from Ripert's food menu: baby beets on a skewer, cauliflower with chicken salt, a subtle but staggeringly delicious truffle pasta with grated yak cheese.