Backstage, Linney was personable and positive, a true delight to chat with.
She's a true delight, even over the telephone; within moments, she had me laughing.
Jefferies' pithy rebukes to the police about their poor spelling and malapropisms were a true delight.
Beloved by many for her true delight in life, her smile and her unconditionally loving presence.
Their bread ($2 a loaf), a true delight, has a hard crust and moist, fluffy interior.
His charm and irrepressible ebullience made being in his company a true delight.
Peaches, nectarines, cherries, apricots and plums fall into this category, and they are the true delights of summer.
(Cotter)20110616 ★ Princeton University Art Museum: 'Kurt Schwitters: Color and Collage' (through June 26) The German artist Kurt Schwitters, who died in 1948, is one of Modernism's true delights, though seen far less often than he deserves to be.
Continuing along the prom, I encountered the true delights of an English seaside resort: sprawling fairground rides, adventure playgrounds, dog-shitting greens, non-functional fountains, quaint boarded-up urinals, holes in cliffs, toy trains and berths for boats offering cruises.
The larger French section has true delights, among them a lively Fauve still life by Matisse from 1909, a rare Polynesian-flavored Gauguin portrait of 1896 and a great Pissarro representation, including a powerful evocation of springtime painted at his home in Éragny, France, in 1894.
It's a cornucopia on the 25th, with Richard Burton giving one of his best screen performances in Martin Ritt's fine film of John le Carr? thriller "The Spy Who Came in From the Cold," released in a new edition from Criterion, which also delivers one of the true delights of the last few decades of world cinema, Wong Kar-wai's playful, neon-drenched "Chungking Express".
