In that sense, it's rather heartening.
In "sarf" London, the area round Northcote Road in Clapham is known as Nappy Valley, and there's something rather heartening about the way it lives up to its stereotype: there isn't anyone within the immediate vicinity who doesn't look either fully gravid, fully loaded, or both.
Despite appearing in the convention's enormous Hall H space on the same day as the new Twilight film, it was rather heartening to see the studio's two new films pick up a rapturous reception from the crowd at Comic-Con in San Diego yesterday.
Still, it's rather heartening to see Nintendo open its arms to the sorts of opportunities that a mobile presence can bring, and I hope that moves like this may cause Iwata to reconsider his earlier stance on crafting games for smartphones.
"The holidays really do come earlier each and every year," our faces seemed to say to one another, heartened rather than offended by the anachronism.
As the true patriot is engaged with his entire, modern, contemporary society, rather than an idealized historical version of it, the true gamer is heartened by variety and possibility video games' potential and breadth, rather than a status quo.
As the true patriot is engaged with his entire, modern, contemporary society, rather than an idealised historical version of it, the true gamer is heartened by variety and possibility – video games' potential and breadth, rather than a status quo.
After conversing with Bloom in 1965, or rather absorbing "cannonades of lecture," Alfred Kazin, rapt but awed, was heartened when "I realized that his interest is in literary history".
While some had suspected all along that the inspection process was slipshod -- and that the commission had functioned only as a rubber-stamp of that process -- others were heartened by the fact that mistakes were caught sooner rather than later.
I am heartened that in the end the Federal Reserve implementation rulings embraced my bill rather completely even before it was passed into law by Congress".
