Sentence examples for reader delight from inspiring English sources

Fischer's novels are books to deplore, denounce, even, for a certain kind of reader, delight in.

When The New York Times's chief music critic, Anthony Tommasini, thoughtfully and painstakingly created a list of the 10 greatest composers recently, reader delight and outrage were fairly evenly mixed.

It features breathtaking photographs designed to help the reader delight in the world around us.  .

One voracious reader delighted to see the return of the bonkbuster is Careena Bruen.

When, for instance, a grand London house in the novel is described as having stone stairs that, on the top flight, give way to the "confidential creak of oak," the reader delights in the phrase, and forgivingly looks the other way at the notably Jamesian alliteration.

Her ebullient personality made her readers delight in personal contact with her, as in the tastings she hosted as wine correspondent of The Times.

I struggle with this because I do want to surprise my readers, delight them and take them in directions they didn't see coming.

Each picture has a mouse which young readers delight in locating.

Readers delighted in matching the column's characters to their real-life counterparts: is River Wilde, the gay and slightly scary novelist, based on Bret Easton Ellis?

The proliferation of women's magazines with pages of photographs of famous people caught at the wrong angle are pored over by readers delighting in the bitchy editorial.

The common ground in "Reader's Delight" at McKenzie Fine Art is books.