Sentence examples for to take delight from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, Mr. Spitzer's campaign seemed to take delight in the updated figures.

I am ashamed to take delight in these rhymes Without grief; but you need no tears.

He is a perfectionist who seems to take delight in challenging himself in terms of execution and concept.

Jordan seemed to take delight in mocking the 5-foot-6 Krause, who weighed 260 pounds until, he said, he recently lost 30 pounds on the Atkins diet.

A French friend, sommelier to a top London chef, once remarked: "You British seem to take delight in food scares and bad food in equal measure".

In one conversation last summer, Amy Stewart appeared to take delight at the problems that Clemons has caused the basketball coaches.

We might suppose, then, that the doctrine of creation implies a correlative affectively toned phenomenology, one which is open to taking delight in the world, in its materiality.

Women need women to show how it can be done how not to succumb to multitasking demands or be overcome by guilt, how to instead take delight in the diverse experiences and challenges life brings and feel that we do have it all.

Women need women to show them how it can be done how not to succumb to multitasking demands or be overcome by guilt, how to instead take delight in the diverse experiences and challenges life brings and feel that we do have it all.

I offer this story as a reminder to always take delight in the success of others -- most especially those who work for you -- and to never forget the universe is abundant.

In the 70s and early 80s it was fine to be racist or take delight in disability, and for one of those vexing Ronnies to sing about how hilarious fat women were.