Sentence examples for man's delight from inspiring English sources

His two most recent novels take an organization man's delight in diagramming the organization of, respectively, a more overtly sexual kind of Club Med and a clone-based global cult.

Australia II might have been funded by corporate high-flyers who would go on to leverage their win into further self-enrichment (and, in Bond's case, outright criminality) but in his Channel 9 interview Hawke could still denounce as "bums" those snooty bosses incapable of appreciating the common man's delight in Bondy's success.

She did this about six times and Richard eventually gave up and said: 'Alright Maggie, we'll use the first take!'" "X-Men was a gay man's delight, because it was full of the most amazing divas," McKellen said of the franchise, in which he played the villainous mutant Magneto, before Michael Fassbender went on to assume the role.

Red sky at night, no man's delight.

Its themes are serious, but they are addressed with a playful exuberance that suggests a young man's unbridled delight in every aspect of filmmaking, a spirit that also infuses Mr. Nemescu's wonderful short films "C Block Story" and "Marilena From P7".

Andy makes a speech to the guests, where he calls Tom his "best" best man, much to Tom's delight.

Above all, these two men are a contrarian's delight: Europeans marvel at an American president who needs to be dragged into a foreign conflict; Americans with vivid memories of Iraq do not know what to make of a French warrior.

The young man's smile broadened in delight; he loved to irritate his stepfather.

Yet Edwardian readers saw nothing askew in The Little White Bird, just as they were not alarmed by Robert Baden-Powell's delight in young men's bodies and desire to set up a scouting movement.

It's a diary of an intelligent, fiercely funny man's curiosity, and part of the delight comes from wondering where Louie's mind will range next.

Man Ray's New Photo Art Book Is a Surrealist's Delight.