Sentence examples for of this delight from inspiring English sources

What was the source of this delight?

You find it in Wordsworth, obviously, and very keenly in Gerard Manley Hopkins: "There lives the dearest freshness deep down things" is as close as you'll get to a description of this delight.

To get a palpable sense of this delight, which was at the very core of Muir's life, it would be helpful to supplement Worster's account with another new book, ­Nature's Beloved Son: Rediscovering John Muir's Botanical Legacy, by Bonnie J. Gisel, with images by Stephen J. Joseph (Heyday Books, $45).

And so I have become my readers' reader, and something about the reciprocity of this delights and scares me.

As the waitress withdraws, I wait to hear the discreet thump-thump of the lake steamer which, like clockwork, too, passes several times a day in lordly navigation -- for me, the chief of all the delights of this delightful hotel.

When the prayer warriors of this movement delight in the burning of a Transcendental Meditation Center and the persecution of African 'witches' as perceived results of their spiritual efforts, we should all be concerned.

This love of the way things work, this delight in the hard practical craftsman, is very different from Auden's boyish romance with mining equipment.

Even the name of this organisation delights me, with its faint suggestion that Belgian privacy may not be like other kinds.

Aleksandra Kurzak Watching Aleksandra Kurzak whipping a lovesick Roberto Alagna into line in L'elisir d'amore at the Royal Opera House was one of the delights of this operatic year: this Polish soprano has immaculate coloratura, and is an irresistible comedian.

One of the delights this time was the plot below, the wonders of which I am now going to try to share with you, too, if you have the inclination.

One of the delights of this area is the climate: hot summers, warmish winters.