Sentence examples for surreal delight from inspiring English sources

Many of the pages afford a surreal delight.

"The Wind Begun to Rock the Grass" by Emily Dickinson Dickinson's thunderstorm is half surreal delight, half religious terror.

Intense competition has driven down prices and led to a surge of new games, from the ultra-violence of "Grand Theft Auto 3" to the surreal delights of "Pikmin".

There's a quasi-surreal delight in the singing of nonsense, from Ginger Rogers's pig-latin bit in "We're in the Money" to "The Name Game" to "What Does the Fox Say?" But this musical loopiness often enfolds a second, hidden delight, a sort of musical hyperrealism arising from lyrics that involve the opposite of nonsense: extraordinarily non-lyrical practical language set to music.

Dipping your toe in the Thames while you dance the night away in the heart of establishment London, with bemused Japanese tourists as spectators, is a surreal London delight.

Terry Gilliam's surreal animations are still a delight and haven't aged a millisecond.

The breezy Surreal Exposure is an unhurried delight, as is instrumental opener The Disney Afternoon.

Surreal, whimsical, and sometimes morbid, Jumping Penguins delights in reminding us just how wonderfully weird (or weirdly wonderful) the world can be.

George Ellison and Sean Turner's design is intricately detailed: wonderfully realistic and surreal at the same time, growing and progressing in unexpected delights.

It's always surreal, packed with nonsensical asides as well as lines that are unexpected delights.

The darkly surreal edge that saturates both comedy and tragedy in Mexican cinema is a constant source of delight, and there's plenty of it on show in this season of contemporary Mexican talent.