Sentence examples for nothing delighted from inspiring English sources

Nothing delighted Trump more than to learn that prosecution did not necessarily follow from wrongdoing.

Nothing delighted him more than a mention in a diary column and no newsworthy "Catholic" event was complete without his presence, officially as the founder, editor and entire staff of the Westminster Record, the local diocesan paper he ran for many years.

WHEN Edward M. Kennedy hit the presidential campaign trail in Iowa in 2003 on behalf of his fellow Massachusetts senator, John Kerry, nothing delighted Mr. Kennedy more than the voters on the rope line who told him that they were honored to meet "a real Boston politician".

For me, a "Bawlmer" girl, nothing delighted me more than getting a giant container of Old Bay and a batch of Baltimore's famous Berger Cookies.

TD Ben Stokes catches Adam Voges at Trent Bridge: It felt as if the entire country had stopped work during Stuart Broad's stunning spell that morning, and nothing caused more delighted surprise – not least in the bowler himself – than Stokes acrobatically plucking the ball from behind him to give Broad his fourth victim.

"Delighted, absolutely delighted," she said.

I heard about a possible move in pre-season which came to nothing but I'm delighted to finally be here".

If nothing else he will be delighted to have got his game back into some sort of shape for the US PGA at the end of this month, the fourth and final major of the year, and also to have changed the line of questioning he endures post-round.

"It was nothing to worry about," said a delighted Richards afterwards.

Lionel read JPod by Douglas Coupland: "By the second section of nothing but printed numbers I was delighted - brilliant, another 30 pages I didn't have to read".

For a man who claimed he had nothing to prove, he certainly looked delighted to have reminded everyone of his proficiency.