Sentence examples for taking glee from inspiring English sources

A similarly burlesque spirit permeates "The Daily Show" and The Onion: taking glee in the absurdities of inescapable conditions.

After Tennessee's victory, Fulmer talked about the heart of his team, and his voice and slight smile seemed to reveal a coach who was taking glee that he and his team had stuck it to their critics, at least for the time being.

A hostile media was taking glee in covering the famous court case (Kim Basinger supposedly backed out of an agreement to star in the film and was sued by the producers for almost $10 million) that overshadowed the film itself, and accusing Lynch of being a misogynist who only got the film made because she had a famous daddy.

Unlike more po-faced SF writers, he takes glee in kick-assery of an adolescent sort.

He takes glee in pricking the pomposity of Hollywood and telling you how "crazy" most of the people are there.

Sharing in-jokes and old family stories, they take glee in making each other dissolve into giggles.

People seem to take glee in passing on the idea that "your life is going to be over.

Take Glee actress Naya Rivera for instance who was immediately dismissed as a 'hater' for a less than enthusiastic response to the shoot.

But Mr. Trump proved to have more star appeal than any other likely contender, a fact he has taken glee in noting.

He plucks up energy from the ground with his feet, he leaps up to greet the air as if it were his natural element, he spins across the stage like a tornado and he takes glee in rearranging mortal destinies.

Despite Trump's wealth and his televised role as a big shot who took glee in firing people, "Hillary somehow got portrayed the way Romney did," a close adviser to Clinton told me.