The winner of a literary prize is sometimes surprised, often delighted, seldom ever disappointed.
"Delighted, absolutely delighted," she said.
He was known for his erudite rulings and a lightning wit with which he sometimes disarmed lawyers and delighted juries.
Adult viewers are likely to imbibe the film's wonders indirectly, through the eyes of accompanying children, who are likely to be delighted, and sometimes awed.
It was a common habit of the sturdy, otherwise reclusive horse who for three decades delighted -- and sometimes startled -- residents and visitors with mysterious appearances.
His plays, which were sometimes banned, shocked some and delighted others.
As a result, the endless twists of this plot keep the audience laughing for two hours and viewers can see through every one of the sometimes murky puzzlements that so delighted Elizabethans.
On those evenings when he was about to publish a particularly incendiary front page — a top-tier celebrity caught in a sex and drugs binge, say — a delighted McKenzie would sometimes cackle to his staff, "Ferret down the trousers, ferret down the trousers".
"A metal gig here is like a religious ritual among the metallers, they become very, very delighted or even crazy sometimes whenever there is an upcoming gig.
" Sometimes, no one is more stunned or delighted about the success of the arrangement than the parents.
