This one is rather delightful too.
It is rather delightful to imagine Coyne and his wife, Michelle, rolling from room to room in their Oklahoma home in their space bubbles.
It is, rather, a delightful, idiosyncratic romp through 20th-century photography.
Last but not least, I'm rather enjoying the delightful little cuppa tea conversations between Carson and Mrs. Hughes, an old pair of friends pondering life and love.
It's hardly a surprise that Moffat knows his Who-lore, but it's still rather delightful that so many retro-references are thrown in - the Tardis windows being wrong shape, the First's insistence on calling it 'the ship'.
So it's with a twinge of guilt that I arrive and find it's actually rather delightful - a converted Victorian warehouse hidden up a cobbled backstreet.
It's unexpected, but rather delightful, to find ancient dietary laws producing not limitation, but open-minded, adventurous cuisine.
He is clearly a rather delightful man, with a penchant for practical jokes; through his life-story, the book explains how scientists have come to understand the history of the world's climate.
The one across the road, however, which is squeezed with rather delightful symbolism between a lingerie shop and a funeral parlour, sells cakes and croissants, but definitely not baguettes.A few months ago one of the boulangeries shut its doors.
In offering guidelines on how to take these matters seriously, Ms. Truss points out that "there is even a rather delightful publication for children called The Punctuation Repair Kit, which takes the line 'Hey!
