Sentence examples for serendipitous delight from inspiring English sources

Well, now I learn, to my serendipitous delight, that the good company has expanded.

Yes, they could well come up with a more structured way for us to follow conversations, but for now, the serendipitous delight of it all has gone.

By eating carefully I ate well, and there were also serendipitous delights, most notably a fish-and-chips that I'll return to in a bit.

As you round each corner, you often encounter serendipitous delights, which in eastern Cuba included sparkling aquamarine water, cowboys galloping across fields of tobacco, undulating grassland and mile-high mountains that rise like petrified waves.

Which is not to say there is a city on earth comparable to Venice in terms of architecture, art or visual surprise: you can barely turn a watery corner without confronting some serendipitous visual delight in what is, after all, the world's largest opera set.

I felt a similar shock and a serendipitous tremor of delight in finding music that connected with me so powerfully, though it would be a good while before I discovered just how profoundly the music of Louis Armstrong could affect and shape me.

The complainer, uncomplaining about this hot young thing who's fallen into his lap, takes mordant delight in their serendipitous partnership.

The better course of action was simply to appreciate the four pieces presented by the clarinetist Paul Green, the violinist Joel Pitchon, the cellist Ronald Feldman and the pianist Doris Stevenson for exactly what they were, and to delight in the serendipitous bounty of rich melodies and buoyant rhythms offered in each.

Why did Wilson not use her serendipitous insider knowledge something any reporter would surely have been delighted to have on such a good story to raise questions about why these women went so rapidly from being Bailey's friends to claiming a long history of abuse at his hands?

Invention can be serendipitous.

It was just serendipitous.