It is an image he seems simultaneously to hate and to revel in, using it to avoid any responsibilities or expectations.
At one point rolling his eyes, cocking his head to the side and saying with mock impatience, "Well, first of all, Juan, Mr. Gingrichh seemed to revel in using Mr. Williams as a foil.
Announcing his nomination for Secretary of Defense, Trump revelled in using the general's nickname — Mad Dog — and compared him to General George S. Patton, who was famous for his tactical brilliance, his profane language, and his merciless style.
Politicians, warlords, wealthy influence brokers and security chiefs are all derided with the aid of Spitting Image-style rubber puppets, much to the enjoyment of citizens who revel in using satire as a means to expose the powerful, when they can't be held to account in other ways.
The movie revels in atmosphere, using long unbroken takes and ambient sound (crickets, wind) to lull you into complacency before unleashing nerve-jangling shocks.
Relatively unknown outside their home country, Selgas Cano's work revels in playful use of cheap components, taking materials like extruded plastic and corrugated sheeting and deploying them in a brilliant, bright bricolage.
The live performance of the song during the concerts at Revel was used in Beyoncé's HBO documentary film, Life Is But a Dream (2013).
Their manifesto revels in the opportunity of using decarbonisation as a tool for social change, redesigning our cities, houses and transport systems to suit their vision of a socially inclusive future.
Fox News is revelling in the publicity, using it to portray itself to a growing viewership as the only network prepared to stand up to the president.
