Sentence examples for without glee from inspiring English sources
Henry Portraitit of a Serial Killer (John McNaughton, 1986) The genius of McNaughton's Henry is his refusal to offer any clear frame of moral reference, leaving the audience only able to identify with the soulless killer, who murders robotically, without glee.
There is not a doubt in my mind that I wouldn't have come out of my shell without Glee.
Following the show's mid-season finale, Lowry wrote that while Glee "remains a frustrating mess at times", its "vibrant musical numbers and talented cast have consistently kept it on [his] TiVo must list" conceding that "even with its flaws, TV would be poorer without Glee".
(It is true that, without the glee, Thatcher might not have won the next election, but ill-gotten popularity and traumatized regression are not the same thing).
Sometimes, though, Twisting My Melon seems to pass in an almost banal litany of pharmacologically inspired misdemeanours, recounted matter-of-factly, without particular glee or regret.
IT may be impossible to think of drama camp without picturing "Glee -ready teenaGlee -readyng poses, buteenagerstheater programstrikingt all alike.
Imagine (if you can) Glee without the saccharine and with added social grit and you're in the right ballpark.
With its sharply written but traditional sitcom humor, "10 Things" is like a lower-budget "Glee," without the songs and the sometimes nasty edge.
Eve's attitudes are true to the original James character, but she seems strangely like Sue Sylvester, Jane Lynch's character on "Glee," without the nifty undercurrent of vengeful joy.
Now, as a team, Messrs. Stone, Parker, Lopez and Nicholaw have created the ideal production for both the post- Avenue Q" kids — the ones who wallow in the show tunes of "Glee" without shame and apost- AvenueTube lip-syncing to cast albums — and their older, less hip relatives.
"What matters most in the books is Mr. Peace's scatting prose and imaginative hijacking of real tragedies for his Grand Guignol fantasies, which brings to mind James Ellroy ('L.A. Confidential'), but danker and without the obvious glee that Mr. Ellroy takes in his own work.
