Sentence examples for may has delighted from inspiring English sources

Mr. May has delighted in the notoriety.

She may have delighted her followers, but surely no one else.

Mr Sarkozy may have delighted in leading the EU with the German chancellor, Angela Merkel.

Ed Balls may have delighted the nation, but one small corner cheered on his departure from Strictly.

The goal may have delighted Turkey supporters but moments later the Czech Republic came close to an equaliser.

That, plus his speech to the TUC - "one long screed of drivel" - may have "delighted a few thousand giggling Twitter fans" but it had "alienated millions of voters".

The wedding celebrations may have delighted a few guests from the media, but it has left plenty of others incredulous at the display of smug alpha male ambition.

The souvenir may have delighted its recipients, but more than anything, the fashion editors and retailers awaited the bag parade at the show.

Vaughan's decision not to enforce the follow-on may have delighted the treasurers, but not the novice batsmen in the England team.

The new story line may have delighted longtime fans -- especially when head writer Vince Russo took a white Humvee to Hulk Hogan's limousine -- but it represents a real problem for Mr. Turner.

As much as the scattershot mischief of 2007's Era Vulgaris may have delighted many, the harsh truth about Josh Homme's amorphous crew is that they haven't produced much to rival the ubiquitous thump of Feel Good Hit of the Summer or No One Knows in over a decade.