Sentence examples for may be delighted from inspiring English sources

Some guests may be delighted.

While his fans may be delighted, they can hardly be surprised.

One person may be delighted to earn a little extra money by shoveling your driveway, whereas someone else may be insulted, Ms. Doyle said.

But tomorrow he may be delighted about it, and on Thursday he may be confused, and the next day he may be angry and despondent.

England may be delighted to have landed Iceland in the last 16 rather than their tournament nemesis Portugal but the feeling is mutual.

Those adhering to this view may be delighted to learn that their fancy's been made flesh by such a supposedly subversive scallywag as Chris Morris.

AMERICANS may well be delighted by new figures that show China's GDP is 40% smaller than previously thought.

"How are we meant to explain to our farmers", asks a Polish diplomat, "that their rich German neighbours will get four times as much financial help as they do?" But countries already in the EU may not be delighted either.

"We may not be delighted with every decision associated with his office, but my personal sense is that, in these times of constrained budgets, things would have been worse without him".

Politically, Dallas Buyers Club looks pretty conservative, and veterans of the Act Up campaign may not be delighted by this story of a straight man riding to the rescue of gays, and also exerting himself to make America feel good about itself.

Nicknames are great identifiers and some people may even be delighted to be recognized thus.