Sentence examples for offer delight from inspiring English sources

"Baum dared to offer delight without instruction," Mr. Hearn said.

The main bath at Seni is a rambling cave with dimly lighted cul-de-sacs that variously afford privacy and offer delight to exploring children.

But the traditional methods offer delights as well, as with the Tinto da Anfora from J. P. Vinhos, a lovely concentrated wine that is still aged the traditional way, in both oak and chestnut barrels.

The menu, which offers delight and variety, changes daily based on the availability of fish.

James concluded that St. Paul very likely did have a seizure, but that this had no bearing on the spiritual significance of his visions, which needed to be judged pragmatically, by the extent to which they offered "delight" or "good consequential fruits for life".

A beautifully framed message always offers delight to onlookers.

She was reading her poems to an enthusiastic audience in 1957, and the tape offered delights quite different from those that come from reading a printed page.

This offers delights including the opportunity to travel from one country to another without being shouted at and slightly robbed by security guards in cheap uniforms.

New evidence points to the magnitude of the operation, while a look at its millennia-long life offers delights, too: exactly how did the signals system work?

A hefty little metal cylinder that looks as much as anything like half an ear of corn, it offers delights as a plaything that are limited only by the imagination of a small boy or girl.

An intermission is more fun when you want to know what will happen next; a star performer can exert the greatest spell when shaping the arc of a role across more than one act; and anyone who has enjoyed falling snow and gestural mime in "The Nutcracker" can see that ballet theater offers delights other than pure dancing.