Sentence examples for never-ending delight from inspiring English sources
In the nineteen-thirties, the British explorer Freya Stark embarked from Mukalla for her journey into Arabia's hinterland, and wrote of the "never-ending delight" of the city's shoreline: Acres of small flat silver fish with blue backs, laid out in rows like bedded plants, were strewn there in the sun: they dry for six days and are then stacked in heaps for the camels to feed on.
An atheist, he found never-ending delight and spirituality in the art, mystery and extraordinary of science.
His hand-crafted pop songs of misery and regret and occasional success are a never-ending source of delight.
Cell biology is a playground, a never-ending garden of delights.
What affected me most as a university student was not so much a book or books as the delight, never-ending, of learning to read, for example, Chaucer and Milton.
And for the non-jaded, well-schooled fan, sports offers a never-ending well of subtle delights and smaller aesthetic triumphs, the kinds of beautiful things which can only be delivered by insanely driven and talented people, and the realness of which makes you understand why so many people care about this stuff in the first place.
It appears that Karl Lagerfield is a designer who finds this never-ending fussing over seats an absolute delight.
It was constant, never-ending.
