Sentence examples for special glee from inspiring English sources

In exalting the very worst of humanity, "Bones" displays a special glee and an unusual density of scary imagery.

Of the better-known ones, Rita Donahue (quietly compelling) and Dallas McMurray (showing a special glee and zest) made particular impressions.

While the widescale looting has depressed many Iraqis, the looters have stripped clean one of Mr. Hussein's most notorious bureaucracies, the intelligence services, with special glee.

The Giants took special glee in tackling Taylor, often standing over and shouting at him as he rose to his feet.

So it was with special glee that the British press pounced upon the news, this morning, that Romney, having already slagged off the rest of the world, had now affronted forty-seven per cent of the American electorate.

(After beating up on the father figure, the London press then smacked the son figure around, taking special glee in the failure of Martin Amis's much hyped "The Information" to be short-listed for the Booker Prize).

The contestants will be the subject of a casting special, "The Glee Project: The Final 12," that Oxygen is to run on Sunday before the first episode of "The Glee Project".

For the special hour, "Glee" is breaking out a number of heartbreaking songs.

It's that Brown infuses the proceedings with that little extra dose of extra-special sadistic glee that makes it twice as nice to watch and gives rise to all of my furtive speculations, above.

The commercial, which ran during a special episode of "Glee," featured the "Glee" cast in an elaborate production number, channeling (and paying tribute to) the jingle's original singer, Dinah Shore, and her long-running variety series sponsored by Chevy.

She may not sing, but the "CBS Evening News" anchor, Katie Couric, will at least make a cameo on Fox's special episode of "Glee" after the Super Bowl on Feb. 6.