Sentence examples for suggest delight from inspiring English sources

It doesn't suggest delight in violence and it doesn't suggest horror at violence; it's neither grimly realistic nor stylishly cartoonish.

And Mr. Ieremia is also an unassuming original whose style suggests a delight in creation that is also evident in the performing.

Velazquez's post-breeze comments suggested his delight too, at being able to ride a horse that he has been very high on since he saw him win the Grade I Champagne Stakes last year at Belmont Park.

Suddenly her attention is drawn to the smell coming from a pan of frying bacon, and she grimaces as her head rotates 360 degrees suggesting her delight at the smell.

But she delivers Beatrice's tart aspersions with an air of determined sourness that doesn't suggest either the delight she surreptitiously takes in sparring with Benedick, or the underlying admiration that inspires it.

The mood evoked by the picture below suggests the delights that await.

Such tidbits suggest both the delights and the dangers of trying to put "David Copperfield" on film.

But observations by Mr. Jones, the Dunham dancer Carmencita Romero, Ms. Zollar, Mr. Perpener and others suggest that an unabashed delight in physicality and belief in the importance of the spiritual in dance have a distinctive centrality in dance by black artists.

Karl Sabbagh Newbold on Stour, Warwickshire Might I suggest Ian Birrell samples the delights of Northern Rail's rolling stock on its non-electrified lines before claiming "we hurtle along in slick modern trains".

So if you're terrified of darkness, lightning, underground spaces, and other phobic "delights," we suggest you avoid these 10 otherwise lovely destinations around the world.

But what stands out most is that gliding travel, and Billy Smith's look of delight suggested that the choreography must be fun for the performers too.