Sentence examples for voiced pleasure from inspiring English sources

The Russian government voiced pleasure over the ruling on Wednesday.

They voiced their pleasure at the association and commitment of the United States in this endeavour.

Bob Baffert, who trains Silver Charm, voiced some pleasure that Gentlemen had been booked into the Classic because the horse has both the speed and stamina to keep Skip Away from controlling the race.

In his 1856 poem "Miracles," Walt Whitman voiced his pleasure at the "wonderfulness" of human experience: "Every cubic inch of space is a miracle, / Every square yard of the surface of the earth is spread with the same, / Every foot of the interior swarms with the same".

Indeed, there was so little prospect of dissent that one speaker, Linda Fabiani, voiced her pleasure at the absence of stress.

If you surrender yourself to the sound of his voice, the pleasure of Twain's company proves pretty hard to resist.

One cannot deny the reality or the sincerity of the many expressions of pleasure and gratitude voiced by generations of opera lovers.

What a pleasure it would be to voice my pains and disappointments like Lauren does.

Douglas's voice quavered with pleasure.

The sheer physical ease of the voice gave enormous pleasure.

"Oh, did you?" Her voice fills with pleasure and reminiscence.