When she's naked as the day she was born and throttling a Polish masseuse for trying to give her a 'happy ending' while spouting lines like 'Listen, Aeroflot… I'll have you sex trafficked by Albanians', she's a mildly terrifying delight (a spin-off show starring DI Deering and Raised By Wolves' Della out on the lash is surely a must, Channel 4 execs).
Pride in African-American heritage, by this measure, is empty pride: it is as though Mr. Steele were saying that as long as most blacks in this country are poor, then the content of "black identity" is mere victimhood, at best a mildly sadistic delight in terrorizing whites with the blunt instrument of their own guilt.
While George was mildly unhappy that she was not a boy, the King, who preferred girl babies, was delighted at the birth of his first legitimate grandchild, and hoped that the birth would serve to reconcile George and Caroline.
"But the myth is enormous!" He smiled, which he always did a lot mostly, I think, because he delighted in being able to understand and explain history, but also because he found history's contradictions mildly amusing.
"But the myth is enormous!" He smiled, which he always did a lot — mostly, I think, because he delighted in being able to understand and explain history, but also because he found history's contradictions mildly amusing.
Almost as satisfying was mildly spicy Sambal Delight, a pastry bowl overflowing with fresh al dente vegetables, pieces of chicken, huge scallops and shrimp.
It would be only mildly overstating my delight at Christine Ebersole's effervescent new act at the Café Carlyle to announce that I'm in love again.
Delight is putting it mildly.
Although he calls himself a religious man, there is something mildly unholy about the way Pablo Salazar Mendiguchia delights in the prospect of killing the PRI.
