Mr. Branca delighted in going to the park with Buddha.
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He delighted in expressing serious notions in comically homely ways.
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Deadspin, originally a Gawker affiliate, delighted in unearthing Jeter's foibles.
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Mr. Valentin delighted in recounting how he became a flutist.
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He just delighted in different personalities and what was going on.
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And when he won, white supremacists predictably delighted in his victory.
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That was a dark Batman who delighted in his own viciousness.
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Scott delighted in his new responsibility of doling out my Ambien.
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Mr. Kalra delighted in putting little known chefs in the spotlight.
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But even on the run, we delighted in each other's company.
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At any rate, he delighted in the controversy that followed publication.
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Thousands delighted in the schadenfreude, sharing images of miserable-looking Clinton supporters.
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COMEDIANS and politicians once delighted in the idea of a Trump presidency.
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Guys with muscles delighted in holding snakes that were smaller than muscles.
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What changes were made, Clifford might have approved of, even delighted in.
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For weeks, the press has delighted in revelations of the foundations' profligacy.
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The crowd delighted in his slow, impassioned walk to the locker room.
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I delighted in playing every aspect of this extraordinary and iconic character.
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The way that they are delighted in each other's creativity is fantastic.
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Warburg studied poses, (and may have delighted in the idea of vogueing).
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Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo began, reviewers have delighted in their slapstick
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Relatives poured in, including Khaled, a toddler who delighted in the elevator.
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Williams (1911-1983) delighted in finding names for blues — chromatic, spiritual, emotional.
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Mr. Moonves had delighted in working with many of the network's producers.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have delighted in the rift the appointment process has created.
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He really delighted in the little things and that was an incredible combination.
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The show delighted in its own chaos and frequently turned itself inside out.
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Republicans were delighted in May when House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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And to Trump's left, Ted Cruz delighted in joining in the pile-on.
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Reagan delighted in making his "good Republicans" quip at fundraisers before GOP donors.
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It was about how much he had delighted in his nephew's joyous reaction.
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I delighted in them, savoring their creamy texture and smoky, bacon-infused taste.
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She delighted in the fact that she was now benefiting from that work.
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But I delighted in photographing all of this humanity just as it was.
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Later that afternoon, up the road, Fanuc's executives delighted in Reed's pet metaphor.
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Parents delighted in their young children holding snakes that were bigger than their heads.
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Ralph Ellison's Bledsoe delighted in the idea that he might alchemize power from deference.
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Some early audience members delighted in the revamped world of color, propriety, and nostalgia.
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Mr. Gorbachev and Mr. Yeltsin were longtime rivals who delighted in humiliating each other.
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We delighted in watching our older daughter ask questions on visits to medieval castles.
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Mr. Clarridge, widely known by his nickname Dewey, delighted in the role of rogue.
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I've also delighted in Asian American fiction that portrays lives in less exigent circumstances.
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Are you looking to be inspired, devastated or delighted in the next few weeks?
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We delighted in the ways they were similar to and different from each other.
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He delighted in jokingly asking, "Is it really you?" every time he saw me.
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But instead of condemning them for their alleged misdeeds, many delighted in their ingenuity.
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But for as long as we've had media, people have delighted in violent content.
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Reagan "delighted in dishing the details of George Bush's alleged marital infidelities," Page wrote. Mrs.
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Our readers by and large delighted in our critic's takedown of a popular Brooklyn steakhouse.
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Andrew Barofsky, the president and CEO of RevMedx, was clearly delighted in this initial result.
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In the end, Arodaky and Reid were both delighted in how the jumpsuit turned out.
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And since the earliest days of movies, filmmakers have delighted in subverting, or mocking, opera.
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She delighted in the reawakening of her senses, asking to smell the newly blossoming lilacs.
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He delighted in the ship's luxuries, including the 1503 electric light bulbs illuminating his cabin.
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Troemel delighted in the way that these images infiltrated the mundane corners of the Web.
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"I think we are delighted in many ways," said Shkreli said outside of the courthouse.
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Mr. Tversky was the bold one who delighted in undermining well-established dogma within psychology.
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Last year, she delighted in meeting the comedian Ellen DeGeneres, one of her favorite celebrities.
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It's been 20 years since audiences delighted in the risqué sensuality of 1999's Cruel Intentions.
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Sure, I delighted in seeing a cartoonish Death Eater stumble around in front of a Starbucks.
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We've already delighted in her shockingly edgy undercut and turn as an out-of-nowhere blonde.
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Fudge and daughter, Michelle Carr, delighted in the opportunity for a photo with the singer's likeness.
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We delighted in the trainwreck of the initial auditions, the mounting tension of each round's eliminations.
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C.K. delighted in crossing lines, just so that he could find a way to tiptoe back.
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Ms Tsai is a more cautious figure than her DPP predecessor, who delighted in riling China.
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They delighted in the familiar aroma when they returned there for the first time this season.
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I also remember how deeply my father loved, and delighted in the company of, Muhammad Ali.
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The other students listened closely to him, and he delighted in making them erupt in laughter.
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Some Twitter users delighted in the confusion over how the gesture could be seen as lewd.
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Last week Mr. Wilders delighted in publicly referring to "Moroccan scum" before a gaggle of reporters.
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During the Presidential campaign of 2016 he delighted in pursuing Hillary Clinton over anything and everything.
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But when Harris was at Howard, students delighted in pretty girls in tiaras wearing bedazzled sashes.
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Croaking out a rendition of Ursula's "Poor Unfortunate Souls," Wilson clearly delighted in inhabiting the outrageous villain.
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Reflecting on the disposable camera assignment, many students delighted in the deliberately slow pace of the process.
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He was a master story-teller who delighted in recounting tales of American heroism and selfless virtue.
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We laughed along with "Chewbacca Mask Lady" and delighted in the (accidental) live stream of a childbirth.
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Potter delighted in painting fungi and during the 1890s she began creating microscopic drawings of fungus spores.
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It began with my grandmother who delighted in teaching me the recipes she'd memorized over the years.
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Mr Silver delighted in savaging commentators who relied on vapid clichés like "momentum shifts" and "game-changers".
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She delighted in the fact that by 1944 almost half her sales were to first-time buyers.
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With no guarantee that he could finish any project, Mr. Naifeh said, he delighted in every one.
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Maybe they would have delighted in seeing the freshly painted, light blue wooden façade, the glorious irises.
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He was, reading between the lines of this exhibition, a difficult man who delighted in many antipathies.
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But then just someone who really delighted in just the warmth and exchange with people, he loved people.
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A skilled ad-libber, Mr. Elliott delighted in the silliness of certain words and the power of repetition.
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The new "thing," as many news outlets have delighted in reporting, is the high-five, hands-free selfie.
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If you've ever used a Coca-Cola Freestyle machine, you probably delighted in being able to play mixologist.
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The president delighted in both of his sons, but had a special connection with his irrepressible youngest boy.
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Republicans delighted in the speech, the third longest in history, while for the most part Democrats were unmoved.
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"His wit was sharp, and he delighted in testing it against anyone who was foolish enough to try."
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And neoconservatives have long delighted in siding with Democrats on what they see as issues of high principle.
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The Standard was conservative, but it frequently dissented from the Republican establishment and delighted in modern pop culture.
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The soldiers delighted in the affordable American consumer goods they encountered in the military post exchanges, or PXs.
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Many in the literary world delighted in trying to decipher the meanings behind Professor Bloom's sometimes idiosyncratic choices.
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And he delighted in the seamless addition of Covington, who was Rockets' most versatile player in his debut.
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They sing so that coming generations won't forget what the current generation endured, or dreamed, or delighted in.
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Yes, there was talk of "girlie men" and racially-charged remarks, and he delighted in striking action-hero poses.
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This show, and the books, have always delighted in subverting those heroic stories in the most upsetting way possible.
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For years, the GOP delighted in pointing to the law's unpopularity among voters as reason enough to repeal it.
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Musk, a quirky billionaire whose transportation ambitions include colonizing the planet Mars, has long delighted in defying conventional wisdom.
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And I delighted in seeing someone that looked like me, in every sense of the word, on magazine covers.
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He delighted in eliciting the 'wrong' response in his audiences: embarrassment (which he called the 'unexplored emotion') and discomfort.
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He'd long delighted in a particular rock formation, where a few stones were piled just so, creating a peephole.
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"His wit was sharp, and he delighted in testing it against anyone who was foolish enough to try," she said.
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Allport's book, published in 1954, became a bestseller; he delighted in spotting it at airports and malls alongside beach novels.
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Newspapers and magazines delighted in the drama of the three events and broadcasted the activists' messages to a mass audience.
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Parker delighted in hearing every detail of the stories she was working on and her many plans for the future.
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For some who has so delighted in screwing others, it would be only a matter of before someone screwed him.
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Other staff members delighted in watching the coverage on MSNBC, a rare change from Fox News on the presidential aircraft.
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He delighted in etymology, synonyms and antonyms, slang, swear words, palindromes, anatomical terms, neologisms (but objected, in principle, to contractions).
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Ms. Coulter, a longtime conservative pundit and author, has often delighted in provoking liberals with comments many have deemed offensive.
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Mr. O'Hare delighted in his portrayals of a fawning Senator Orrin G. Hatch and a smart-mouthed Senator Lindsey Graham.
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There was "Casse-cou," the daredevil who delighted in having been kicked, punched and generally abused during protests in Paris.
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There was "Casse-cou," the daredevil who delighted in having been kicked, punched and generally abused during protests in Paris.
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People also delighted in climbing into Alisa Baremboym's "Locus of Control," a sculpture that looks a bit like a big nose.
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The tip, while not new, just resurfaced and the internet has delighted in taking it and turning it into a meme.
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Not only was he unfaithful, but he delighted in belittling his difficult wife, Brown said, and made her doubt her sanity.
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Ms Tsai is a very different figure from Mr Chen, who delighted in provoking China (and was later jailed for corruption).
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I delighted in plenty of desserts, and also learned that I had to eat fruits and vegetables, or I couldn't poop.
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On the stump in 1952, Nixon, then Dwight D. Eisenhower's running mate, delighted in referring to the Democratic presidential nominee, Gov.
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For example, several Boys remember a one-armed man at the school named Troy Tidwell who particularly delighted in beating them.
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" She explains that "The Graduate" appealed to "high-spirited young rebels who delighted in thumbing their noses at the status quo.
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In recent years, he had caught the familiar New York infatuation with celebrities and delighted in collecting their autographs and pictures.
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" Emily Blunt, best actress nominee for "Mary Poppins Returns" "I delighted in playing every aspect of this extraordinary and iconic character.
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Both of them recognized that one of the great strengths of urban landscapes is their dynamism and delighted in improving them.
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If a young male entrepreneur sold out a speaking tour across the country and 95% of the people who went liked it, and 80 people went the first weekend, 30 of them in a blizzard...there is just no way the world would have delighted [in] tearing him down the way the world delighted in tearing me down.
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Where the first installment of Daily Rituals delighted in the anecdotal for its own sake, the second is a little less sprightly.
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Mr. Cinader delighted in the company's ability to capture the popular imagination, as demonstrated by its occasional appearance in New Yorker cartoons.
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Cable news has delighted in juxtaposing what various congressmen and senators are saying now versus what they said during the Clinton impeachment.
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Mr. Trump has long delighted in denigrating The Times and claiming, falsely, that its coverage of him has led to declining readership.
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Viewers delighted in seeing cast members change roles for each installment, and were elated to learn the seasons were connected in 2014.
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And they delighted in his delight when a longed-for spouse showed up: Papagena, here the appealing and sassy soprano Ashley Emerson.
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Mr. Trump has delighted in bringing his deal maker's style to the diplomatic arena, challenging established principles and flouting time-tested formulations.
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She welcomed celebrities like Fred Rogers, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Robin Williams to her home, and delighted in playing games with her visitors.
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We the people were once sated by Underwood's make-believe underworld; we delighted in episodic samplings of his deviant dealings and horrifying hubris.
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One delighted in the new opportunities for women, while the other decried female pugilists who infiltrated the last bastion of male-only space.
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Mr. Russo delighted in the attention, but doubt soon crept in as he took note of the many street performers around New York.
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After enjoying huge success early in his career, Rembrandt delighted in telling patrons to get lost if he did not appreciate their demands.
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She seems subdued in her joy at meeting the man behind the crossbow, but we're sure she is delighted in her own way.
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The mess will be left to Rush Limbaugh, Hannity and the others who so delighted in Trump's self-indulgent ways, to clean up.
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Booker had a reputation at the time as a great communicator, a jovial Twitter presence who delighted in shoveling residents' walkways during snowstorms.
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English aristocrats delighted in the silks and spices of the east, but the Turks and Moroccans were decidedly less interested in English wool.
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In terms of taste, my father owned a Raymond Loewy Studebaker Avanti but delighted in the kitsch and excess of chrome car culture.
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Vanmechelen is clearly delighted in the chance that brings these chickens, most domesticated of all species, to live in an explicitly domestic setting.
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Anti-Obama artists delighted in depicting Obama as an African witch doctor or as a monkey, and thus as unfit to lead America.
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It was the sixth-highest auction price for this prolific, much-traveled and much-faked artist, who himself delighted in faking Chinese masters.
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I delighted in seeing certain moments acted out and I appreciate that the streaming platform will bring more people into this lovely world.
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But Mr. Trump has delighted in being unpredictable in trade negotiations, and it is unclear when or if a deal will be reached.
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" During the Presidential campaign, Trump delighted in saying that Putin was a superior leader who had turned the Obama Administration into a "laughingstock.
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She's also seemingly delighted in her increasingly antagonistic relationship with America's ultra-wealthy, highlighting the work she'd do to rein in Wall Street.
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Kitty Samma/ShutterstockWe've all delighted in the simple joy of blowing bubbles, but most of us never stop to think about the underlying physics.
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The young men created a giant exemplary display of noise, intemperance, and riot, and they seem to have delighted in the outrage they caused.
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Mr. Kleeman delighted in Ms. Sloss' smiling eyes and confident style (she is known to wear the same chunky motorcycle boots for all occasions).
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As the Life photo collection began making its image archives easier to browse online, people discovered the mooseback pic and delighted in it anew.
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Of course, prohibition produced alternative power of its own, such as marvelously inventive clothing styles — power-couture, for sure — which artists delighted in detailing.
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But not long after, he appeared outside of court and returned to form, saying that he was "delighted, in many ways," with the verdict.
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Images from the website were widely shared online, and Mr. Rizieq's critics delighted in apparent evidence that an ostentatiously religious figure was a hypocrite.
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After almost every major arrest, Mr. García Luna delighted in posing suspects alongside captured weapons and drugs in a show for the news media.
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Holmes, played with a waspish glee by Benedict Cumberbatch, delighted in solving puzzles no one else could solve, and we delighted along with him.
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The show's writers delighted in giving fans plot twists and cliffhangers that no one would expect — but there was one Crane shut down immediately.
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She delighted in the post's symbolism—of reconciliation among wartime foes, and that a Jew and a woman could hold the continent's highest elected office.
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Britney's love life quickly became fuel for a slut-shaming tabloid industry that delighted in trying to expose her proclamations of innocence as totally manufactured.
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Social-media wags delighted in reviving the Trump-as-Corleone family meme and compared Donald, Jr., to Fredo, the most hapless of the Corleone progeny.
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For the next several days, my cellie and I delighted in shouting at each other, "I will break your fuckin' jaw!" over the slightest transgressions.
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That gives added punch to the introduction of modern art into the building by Mr. Johnson, who has delighted in contrasting himself with the mayor.
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Machado scored on Bellinger's two-run homer and delighted in playing the villain to fans who jeered him for reckless base running in the series.
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He also said he delighted in the outrage the posts had provoked online among people who thought he was trying to recruit Morgan so publicly.
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When shown in a relationship, the characters delighted in collecting flags marked "Injustice," because they could then persecute their partners with more evidence of victimhood.
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On his many visits to the complex, the photographer saw firsthand how current residents have delighted in creating their own nests within these standard units.
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Luckily, Wahi (who also teaches at SVA) and PES co-founder Rebecca Jampol delighted in providing the time, space, resources, and guidance to facilitate Dunn's exhibition.
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And many readers, especially those on Twitter, where the review was trending in the United States for hours after publication, simply delighted in Pete's searing prose.
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Jesse Shapiro of Brown University—still under 40, but we are not allowing double dipping—delighted in some of the same empirical virtuosity as Mr Levitt.
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She delighted in improving on existing vehicle designs, and gave her trademark Norton M30 a cozy little mechanical hack by adding a supercharger to the engine.
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Not so long ago, Trump delighted in unveiling Cohn, his new top economic adviser and a wealthy former investment banker like a trophy at photo-ops.
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Clinton radiated confidence, from her pungent delivery and easy laugh to the unusually expressive ways she shifted her tone and delighted in her own best lines.
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Even though it was snowing, children from the Washington area and from military families delighted in trick-or-treating at the White House on Halloween 2011.
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Most of all, Barrs delighted in pulling pranks, usually with Walker—who, despite being a grade level older, shared the same exact birthdate—by his side.
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Mr. Wildstein testified that Mr. Baroni delighted in the mayor's frustration, so much so that his mocking of Mr. Sokolich's "it's maddening" became an inside joke.
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The "Discovery" writing staff has delighted in zigging when other shows would zag, starting with Burnham's mutiny and the death of Georgiou early in its run.
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And he makes music of his own, on a flute that had belonged to his brother (it's in the show), which he delighted in playing outdoors.
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Since the dawn of time all the way through to DJ Khaled's Snapchat presence, we've delighted in watching people attempt to pursue these moments of enlightenment.
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While Prince William and Princess Kate delighted in some royally amazing masks on Friday, Princess Beatrice went full feline for UNICEF's annual Halloween Ball on Thursday night.
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Daryl's basically going full Negan here, just swapping a pipe for Lucille (and without the tasteless gore that the show delighted in back in the season opener).
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Although gossip magazines delighted in his four-year relationship with Kim Clijsters, there was respect but little love from his nation's home media during his halcyon days.
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David Bowie's dense catalog is a rich portrait of the ways in which he subverted rock and pop norms, exalted his fellow misfits and delighted in reinvention.
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Beginning with the culinary memoir "Delights and Prejudices" (1964), Mr. Beard employed Mr. Ferrone — and Mr. Ferrone delighted in the employment — as his editor/organizer/rewrite man.
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"The first thing I said is we have to find Giorgio and get him back," Mr. Finch said to the older man, who delighted in the flattery.
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But I delighted in eating an easy version of the dish in the middle of the week, without the brine, and you may feel the same way.
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Ms. Casey taught middle school and had worked for the district for nine years, an energetic person who delighted in her students, the superintendent, Mike Matthews, said.
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He delighted in mocking celebrity chefs like Guy Fieri (whose Times Square restaurant he called "the Terrordome") and Paula Deen ("the worst, most dangerous person to America").
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Russia became, for Shaw, a kind of alternate universe, an imaginative field in which grandiosities that he would otherwise have delighted in puncturing were given free rein.
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During the Bund's high point from 1936 through 1939, which culminated in a Madison Square Garden rally some 22,000 strong, Winchell delighted in incessant mockery of Kuhn.
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The couple delighted in telling how she put her late husband on ice at a funeral home because she did not want to miss the social season.
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Powerful autocratic countries like China and Russia that have long disliked US finger wagging likely delighted in Trump's talk of allowing countries to do as they please.
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"They've delighted in dismantling our military, and it seems as though (Obama has) apologized to every continent out there," King said in comments flagged by Right Wing Watch.
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LIBERALS around the world delighted in Justin Trudeau's response when he was asked, shortly after becoming Canada's prime minister, why half the members of his cabinet were female.
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We could remember it differently: that they came from a land that delighted in displaying heads on poles and letting bodies rot in cages suspended above the roads.
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The media, which has grown used to covering Trump as a sideshow, delighted in the moment along with him — it was funny, and it meant clicks, takes, traffic.
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At one time, I might have delighted in the queerness of being daddyfied, but I never wanted to be a woman more than when I became a mom.
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He delighted in the scruffy plenitude of the world, and he wanted to stretch the boundaries of painting to make room for things besides canvas and oil paint.
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The boy who had once delighted in making Italian dressing-flavored Jell-O as a prank to dish up to unsuspecting friends stepped into leadership roles in school.
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While she would be similar to Trump in some ways as an outsider, her public persona is also very different than the president's, who has delighted in dividing.
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In years past, investors and the industry press alike delighted in anointing new "unicorns," the once-ballyhooed term for a start-up valued at more than $230 billion.
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If Trump had taken out a pea shooter and started popping the performer's balloons, there would have been plenty of his supporters who would have delighted in the deed.
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Indeed, some reporters in the Journal newsroom have delighted in the persistent rumor about Baker's potential move to Fox News (one Fox source said it was just a rumor).
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Trump delighted in the leaks — at one point saying, "I love WikiLeaks" — and frequently called on Clinton to be tried and jailed for her use of a private server.
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And he eventually made it home: by self-translating his French texts back into English, he established himself in the canon and the language he had delighted in abandoning.
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"She delighted in telling us about her daughter's first day of kindergarten and the clothes she picked out all by herself," said Beth Schlachter, an executive with the foundation.
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Ms. Warren has delighted in those complaints, splicing some of them into a campaign commercial that she is set to air on the financial news network CNBC this week.
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At Blue Hill in New York City last fall, diners delighted in the natural sweetness of a honeynut squash with ice cream, parsnip cake and naturally sweet carrot sorbet.
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Since then, the band has continued to release excellent music, and I still consider Panopticon founder Austin Lunn a dear friend, and have delighted in watching his star rise.
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This fall, Republicans delighted in throwing Mr. Nadler's dire warnings about a partisan impeachment back in his face as the chairman marched ahead to press charges against Mr. Trump.
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The president polled the crowd from the stage at the second inaugural ball about what he should do and delighted in reminding people that he had defied his critics.
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The fact that Larson was once a well-off Westchester County kid who then delighted in the East Village's squalor inspired accusations that he had romanticized a terrible situation.
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As a literature major at university, science students delighted in telling me that theirs was a superior academic currency—one that traded in objective truths, not human foibles and conjecture.
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Onstage, George Carlin was a rebellious performer who delighted in reminding audiences that as much as we try to keep our lives organized, the universe is ultimately a chaotic place.
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When they first met, they so delighted in each other's company that when Elizabeth took the bus to work, Morris would ride with her so the two could keep talking.
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I've delighted in her self-made sparkle since she was 2, perched on a chair mixing spices into raw, ground elk in plastic princess heels, her shoulders dripping with purses.
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Many educated eastern, urban inhabitants have delighted in Mr. Trudeau's public persona of feel-good progressivism and his talent for projecting a positive image of Canada on the global stage.
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"We will continue his work," Srikanth Reddy said, adding that his great uncle was "always friendly and smiling," and delighted in the positive reaction his videos received around the world.
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He delighted in giving tours of the Oval Office, down to the private bathroom and the small study he converted to a dining room with a television on the wall.
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In tranquil moments he delighted in tending to his garden and in preparing his favorite dish — pasta with a delicate mixture of olive oil and garlic — for friends and relatives.
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When detectives arrived at the Plaza, Mr. Spitzer, a combative onetime prosecutor who once delighted in calling himself a "steamroller," was in her room, trying to calm her, Mr. Kaufmann said.
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On Saturday, Josh Rowan delighted in seeing his social media feed fill up with smiling photos of his brother Matt and new sister-in-law Sunday's sunrise hot air balloon ride.
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Bernie Sanders on Monday said he would be "delighted," in theory, to work with the White House to build a trade policy that benefits working Americans rather than just the wealthy.
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Can the herbivorous power of the past, which has long delighted in the soft tools of diplomacy, trade and aid, really transform itself into a slavering, armed-to-the-teeth carnivore?
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It was Mr Trong, after all, who delighted in calling on President Barack Obama in Washington last summer—a big step in attempts to make Vietnam less vulnerable to Chinese bullying.
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Where Ryan has built himself up as an honest, poised man of substance, Trump not only has never pretended to these particular virtues, he has delighted in demonstrating their political uselessness.
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But she delighted in portraying herself as a traditional wife, even as she kept to a hectic pace of travel, writing, speaking and campaigning after her oldest child turned 21971 months.
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Since inauguration day, Trump has been the top story of the year, and he has seemingly delighted in providing copy for the nation's media — even as he has feuded with them.
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His teammates laughed at the way his helmet would fly off every trip from home to first, and they delighted in his high-pitched giggle, which often rang through their clubhouse.
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Maxine attended to his every whim and crotchet, never lost faith in his brilliance or potential, and delighted in surrounding him with exactly the sort of frivolous company his wife abhorred.
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Many speakers explained that the insect motif was a reference to Harold, the plastic cockroach that Mr. Buatta kept in his pocket and delighted in using to upstage fancy dinner parties.
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It is true that a photo editor on Wednesday would have experienced slight difficulty while searching for an image of both Trump and Francis appearing to be delighted in one another's company.
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He befriended America's enemies, from Saddam Hussein to Vladimir Putin, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and Muammar Qaddafi, and delighted in taunting George W. Bush, whom he called Mr. Danger on his weekly television broadcasts.
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He danced down a church aisle at a wedding as parent of the groom and ring bearer, held countless afternoon movie western marathons and delighted in the the company of beloved ones.
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Such support could be seen as jeopardizing Mr. Cruz's professed reputation for conservative ideological purity, given Mr. Trump's shape-shifting political views, which Mr. Cruz delighted in highlighting during his presidential campaign.
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The website developed a passionate, niche readership that delighted in the particular style of writing that the "Hey Ladies" series fell into: The tone was feminist, happily strange and a little absurdist.
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She described a crude atmosphere, in which he made ribald comments about women's bodies, delighted in sexual innuendoes and chided women who he thought ate too much, sometimes grunting like a pig.
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Ms. Blackburn, a hard-line conservative from exurban Nashville, has delighted in the opportunity to nationalize the race: At a debate earlier this month she referred to Hillary Clinton over 20 times.
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As a child, Harrison delighted in naming the many New World cities, from Quebec City to Juneau, that he stopped to work in as an engineer or a timekeeper or an accountant.
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But I heard similar complaints in Sicily, and even in Naples, hardly the Copenhagen of the Mediterranean, where the mayor delighted in suggesting to me ways Rome could resolve their refuse issues.
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He showed his amiable side and delighted in the strength of the stock market, while also making it clear that the investigation into his team's dealings with Russia was a sore point.
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The former New York City mayor has not debated in years and the rust showed, while his rivals, who are on their ninth debate, were sharp and delighted in cutting him down.
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Moscow (CNN)When President Donald Trump and President Vladimir Putin shared a phone call the weekend after Trump's inauguration, Russian news media delighted in covering every detail in near wall-to-wall coverage.
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The meta jokes the first film delighted in are all there and accounted for — Deadpool calls out DC movies, The Goonies, Batman, and Ryan Reynolds' own less-stunning career performances, among countless others.
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Its second season, which aired this past spring, was mostly just six episodes of ridiculous insults tossed between Rob and Sharon while they delighted in the joys (and the disgusting parts) of parenthood.
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Biased as I am toward so-called socially unacceptable jokes that bring the female body to the forefront, I delighted in Wong's willingness to reveal the physical body in all its gory vividness.
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He delighted in leaving titular clues for his viewers, communicating in code to those who shared his particular brand of cultural knowledge, such as obscure references to music by Cream and Procol Harum.
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Poggenburg who campaigned in a poor eastern state saw himself as championing the "non-academic", for example, while Meuthen delighted in debating the finer points of the German constitution in the richer west.
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In other words, rather than the outsider populist he ran as, he turned out to be a rich guy prick who delighted in insulting workers and messing with their healthcare, unions, and pensions.
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In many respects, he remains Colombia's most famous citizen, a charismatic entrepreneur of boundless ambition who delighted in his Robin Hood image, even as he killed thousands of people to subvert the government.
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Cruz; Mr. Cruz's mother, Eleanor Darragh, who is seldom seen on the campaign trail; and Carly Fiorina, Mr. Cruz's highest-profile female surrogate, who has delighted in her attack role against Mr. Trump.
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Trump delighted in Biden's recent verbal slips: calling Super Tuesday "Super Thursday," remarking that he was running for the Senate, and asserting that 150 million Americans have been killed by guns since 2007.
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Over the last few months, he has had chemotherapy and two back surgeries and has suffered a range of other ordeals, some related to the accident, for which Trump delighted in mocking him.
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The duo delighted in their shared enthusiasm for Justin Bieber and Instagram—which has become an artistic medium for Grotjahn—and delved into questions of exhibitionism' rule-breaking' and self-indulgence in art.
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Since entering office in June, Salvini, a populist strongman who has delighted in baiting his critics by tweeting thinly-veiled Mussolini quotes and mocking anti-racism protesters, has become Italy's most influential politician.
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Those who delighted in the viral story back in 2017 likely knew little about Fyre founder Billy McFarland's credit card, Magnises, which becomes one of the unlikely stars of both of the new documentaries.
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Flynn But despite his image as confident boardroom manager who delighted in decisively telling unfortunate saps "You're Fired," Trump has seemingly found the real-life quest for a political partner a little more difficult.
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I delighted in laying out our itineraries for my grandmother, listing the towns that we passed and the roads we'd taken, especially those I'd heard her mention on the balcony on previous summer evenings.
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As a proudly renegade voice of the populist right, Breitbart News has long delighted in bedeviling liberals and establishment Republicans alike, emerging in recent years as one of the nation's leading conservative media outlets.
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A lifelong Hartford–area resident, Victor joined the Hartford Whalers Booster Club in 21877 and later got a security job at the XL Center, where he delighted in being paid to watch Whalers games.
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After Eminem broke through as a mainstream megastar, he scooped up his old group, D12, and helped turn the sextet into cartoon anti-heroes who delighted in bringing their shock schtick to the world.
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I'm sure there was a large contingent of Trump voters that delighted in seeing him stride into town and blow shit up, but I don't think he's really delivering much on that front anymore.
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Some Saudis on Twitter have delighted in mocking the Turkish milk being drunk in Qatar, terming it "donkey milk," while young Qataris have turned to Snapchat for humorous, doggedly partisan takes on the crisis.
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The billionaire media mogul essentially bought his way onstage and took heavy criticism from Elizabeth Warren, who repeated her performance from last week's debate in which she delighted in skewering him at every turn.
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Sienna Princess, 11 months on Wednesday, is too cute in a new photo series posted to her mom's Instagram account, looking positively delighted in the bathtub as she flashes a huge grin at the camera.
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Viola Davis had her six-year-old daughter Genesis in tow, and the sweet duo delighted in spotting Octavia Spencer's photo among the famous faces emblazoned on cardboard placards affixed to seats throughout the audience.
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Whereas comics have in the past told shocking jokes because they delighted in saying the unsayable or just wanted to lighten grief with humor, Shaffir seems to be aiming for something different, more nihilistic, crueler.
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She delighted in blowing out the candles on her cake and opening her presents, surrounded by those she loved the most: her parents, Cece and the family dog, Dieter, in the family's Frederick, Colorado home.
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The two red-headed Brits who have literally no other similarity have delighted in how often they get confused, to the point where we now have a video of Grint dramatically reading Sheeran's latest lyrics.
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As Trump delighted in pointing out at every one of his rallies, the former Florida governor and his super PAC, Right to Rise USA, both amassed a war chest capable of annihilating any potential rival.
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As he jumped up in the polls at the end of last year, and then won in New Hampshire and Nevada, Sanders has delighted in poking at party leaders' increasingly vocal anxieties over his rise.
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It was spectacularly adorable; both children were clearly highly entertained by what was going on, you could see the teacherly character of the 3-year-old and the way the baby delighted in her attention.
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Earlier reports pegged the range between 200 and 300 miles, but Musk delighted in besting those numbers in his remarks, including his claim that the truck has a 400-mile range with 30 minutes of charging.
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Dispatched to my hometown, Atlanta, with fellow agents that July, I delighted in returning to the proud city I loved in order to serve as federal law enforcement response to any terrorist threat to the Games.
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Of course, we delighted in seeing Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Tony Hale, and Timothy Simons presenting on-stage and in-character — but Veep Season 7 failing to win a single category was still unspeakably hard to take.
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Fontana delighted in painting strings of pearls and gold chains against the warm, flushed skin of her female subjects, often draping jewels between their breasts or around their upper arms to draw attention to these areas.
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No longer the enemy who once delighted in toppling Japanese skyscrapers, Godzilla is cast as an unlikely eco-warrior battling to defeat the Titan menace — led by the three-headed King Ghidorah — and save humanity from itself.
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The singer wasn't eligible for the Best New Artist category given his history with One Direction, but his self-titled debut — which delighted in its blend of throwback rock sounds and contemporary pop melodies — deserved recognition elsewhere.
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I experienced the thrill of using the toilet to save, laughed aloud at some of the story's fourth wall breaking dialogue, was intrigued by the levels' shifting referential design, and generally delighted in taking on new attackers.
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Though Mr Trump delighted in the New York Times's blunder—"I call for the Resignation of everybody at The New York Times involved in the Kavanaugh SMEAR story," he tweeted—the president is polling abysmally with women.
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She said she delighted in the fact that people assumed that the movie, which has earned more than $100 million since opening in February, was based on her, a Caucasian, and Mr. Peele, who is African-American.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Every so often, an exhibition comes along that looks at a familiar thing so strangely that the audience, delighted in their confusion, turns toward one another and begins to ask questions.
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And Bohemian Rhapsody rode to box office glory partly thanks to many, many fans of Queen and Freddie Mercury, who delighted in seeing a film packed with the band's songs and were less concerned with its quality.
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Foster took enthusiastically to fatherhood; the violent death of his own father had given him an early lesson in the uncertainty of life, and he delighted in providing his family with the sense of security he had lost.
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He described in dramatic terms the moth's complaints — from the boss who delighted in exercising power over him, to the aged stranger he once recognized as his wife, to the son that, he feared, he no longer loved.
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In the early 22016s, after her parents' romantic relationship ended, Ms. Gainsbourg made frequent visits to her father's apartment in the St.-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood, where he delighted in screening gory VHS tapes for his preteen daughter.
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Golovkin's adult brothers, Sergei and Vadim, took him to a boxing gym when he was 10 and delighted in not only the natural skill he displayed, but also his obvious relish for the sheer combat the sport required.
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She loved to tell of the 14-room apartment on Manhattan's Upper West Side where he delighted in trimming the Christmas tree with icicles and how, when she began dating, he made sure she returned home by midnight.
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Fans of the Texas artist have long delighted in his performances as the beer-swilling, tobacco-chewing, "yee yee"-yelling redneck Earl Dibbles Jr. But another Smith character has just come out to play in a brand-new video.
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Ms. Warren has delighted in taunting them with a customized tax-bill calculator on her website, infusing her stump speech with a faux-sympathetic "awwwwww" after telling voters about the very-upper-class opposition to her wealth tax proposal.
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The Vixen got her range of motion down to 50 in a killer denim mermaid dress; Asia destroyed in a distressed Tina Turner homage; and Miz Cracker delighted in a Pippi-esque long stocking with a hilarious buckteeth reveal.
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The difference in that coverage that time around was that the media didn't have any dog in the fight, they delighted in trump killing off republicans and then fumed when they couldn't kill him off when it actually mattered.
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Bedingfield also delighted in Trump's attempt to distance himself from Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman after their indictments — a problem because the president and his son and namesake had been separately photographed with the two Soviet-born Florida businessmen.
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During the campaign, Netanyahu sought to tap into Trump's popularity among Israelis, who delighted in his recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital in 2017 and transfer of the U.S. Embassy to the holy city last May from Tel Aviv.
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Part of a UNESCO World Heritage area, the saltwater lake has long been a source of wonder for tourists, who have delighted in snorkeling among the millions of golden jellyfish that can fill the water as thick as corn chowder.
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Like many, I delighted in the suggestion that there was, at last, a solution to my years of disordered eating, and that by following a simple set of instructions, I would finally reach the promised land of good health and wellbeing.
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Hastings welcomed 800 exiles from the capital between 2015 and 2016, who presumably delighted in being able to buy a four-bedroom house for the price of a two-bedroom flat in some of the dingier parts of south London.
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Music superstar Beyonce, 35, has delighted in displaying her belly in Instagram photos and stage performances, whereas Amal Clooney, 39, made it clear during her pregnancy that she would like fans to focus more on her work than her baby bump.
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Illuminators appear to have delighted in spattering the manuscript pages with crimson for the 1445–65 illustration of the martyrdom of Saint Denis, who stands upright, holding his severed head, defying mortality while blood spurts like a fountain from his neck.
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"Massage" was a printer's error, but McLuhan, a wordsmith who delighted in puns, liked the typo and kept it, believing that it amplified his theory about how different forms of media thoroughly "massage" the senses in the "mass age" of communications.
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The banquet cloth of embroidered linen went down, and the Sunday-best china came out of the breakfront, as did the real sterling and the crystal wine goblets; after I attained drinking age, I delighted in assembling an array of them.
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He also delighted in once again presenting himself as a deal maker: tackling one of the world's most intractable security challenges, the threat of North Korea's arsenal of up to 60 nuclear weapons and the missiles on which to deliver them.
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Carlson delighted in filleting liberal enterprises, like the campaign to free the activist and convicted murderer Mumia Abu-Jamal, or the public-relations firm that was struggling, in 1996, to rehabilitate the tarnished image of the First Lady, Hillary Clinton.
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She delighted in the friend who came to organize her closet, the eight pints of ice cream a friend sent from a special shop in Cincinnati, as well as gifts of massages and psychotherapy sessions she could share with her husband.
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In the United States, an increasingly robust economy fed by stimulus unleashed in the Obama administration has gained momentum from a raging stock market fueled by investors delighted in the corporate tax-cutting, regulation-slashing proclivities of the Trump administration.
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This is where the subtext of their toxic dynamic becomes text: Rebecca has outsourced her id to Paula so that she can feel virtuous, and Paula has delighted in taking it on to fill an emptiness in her own life.
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It's a big, big mission statement for a show that delighted in such oddities as a man sweeping the floor to the tune of "Green Onions," or that featured a woman who, consumed by her own grief, had become a hollow shell (literally).
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Maybe you've delighted in reading some of Hillary Clinton's more humorous emails, released in several stages over the past year — there's the one where she calls Harriet Tubman her "home girl," or the time she jokes about Chinese hackers messing with her contacts.
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He lightly traces the history of science fiction becoming reality around computers, and you get the sense that West really delighted in the fact that things he did as a comic book character brought to life were, in turn, being brought to life.
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" Although she allowed that the finished story "reads better than I expected," and she delighted in the fame and money it and its sequels brought her, she later confided to her journal that she was "tired of providing moral pap for the young.
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Williams, who has often viewed her media obligations with drudgery, has so far delighted in sharing details of motherhood, from giving birth and dealing with post-pregnancy complications like blood clots to the simple joys of playing and spending time with her daughter.
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A stranger to the culture of a publication that delighted in needling the rich and powerful, he initially floundered as a publisher, alienating reporters and cycling through a series of editors before landing on an old friend of the Kushner family, Ken Kurson.
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Christian Schneider, a conservative columnist for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, delighted in telling readers that Even if they went ahead with repealing the law, Democrats would have to deal with the effects of reversing the myriad proposals under Act 40.83.8's umbrella.
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Art historically, Fernandez's slightly sadomasochistic and obsessively erotic semi-abstract paintings of constrained body parts fit into the context of mannerist (or decadent) late Surrealism, which delighted in degradation by interpreting it as an act of alchemical transmutation delivering transgressive freedom from puritanical imposition.
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Williams, also present at that Brooklyn screening, delighted in the chance to be part of a wave of black stories that have been allowed to flourish onscreen in recent years, namechecking Donald Glover's FX show Atlanta and Issa Rae's HBO show Insecure, among others.
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Grinning broadly, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un delighted in the global furor created by his nation's first launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile, vowing Wednesday to never abandon nuclear weapons and to keep sending Washington more "gift packages" of missile and atomic tests.
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Elevator Repair Service, one of the city's few truly essential theater companies, has always delighted in a good problem, whether it's how to dramatize oral arguments from the Supreme Court or stage the famously difficult-to-adapt novel "The Great Gatsby" without sacrificing a word.
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Instead, the Bet Hatikvans are delighted, in their low-key way, by the mere novelty of these traveling musicians, led by their dignity-conscious conductor, Tewfiq (an affectingly understated Mr. Shalhoub), who wear robin's-egg-blue uniforms that make the townspeople think of Michael Jackson.
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Paul Krugman Even before the media obsession with Hillary Clinton's email server put The Worst President Ever™ in the White House, historians were comparing Donald Trump to Caligula, the cruel, depraved Roman emperor who delighted in humiliating others, especially members of the empire's elite.
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It sold or facilitated the technology and science needed to acquire the capability, and let's be honest: China delighted in the threat a nuclear North Korea posed to the United States, South Korea and Japan, the later two nations who China hates and fears.
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All the while, he remained a colorful figure, who delighted in dancing on the Superdome field with a gold and black parasol — the Saints' colors — to celebrate victories, a spectacle that drew on brass-band parades in New Orleans and became known as the Benson Boogie.
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And, just as websites and search engines have made it easy to track down images that once had to be borrowed, Ms. Zygas looked up Materials for the Arts and delighted in an Instagram video of teenagers in a Materials workshop looking at the Met slides.
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And while Trump has delighted in lashing out at Hillary Clinton, whom he defeated in the 2016 election, Clinton's husband may hold the record for the most State of Union addresses that avoided mentioning a significant scandal that was hot at the time of the speech.
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In Roth's Pulitzer Prize-winning 1997 novel, Zuckerman's attempts to compose a speech for a high school reunion leads him to nothing less than an elegy for lost youth and a whole generation's unrealized ambitions: Am I wrong to think that we delighted in living there?
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While Mourinho was spared the humiliation of the 4-0 thrashing his old club dished out in October's Premier League meeting — his first return to Stamford Bridge since being sacked last season — he was again found wanting as Chelsea's fans delighted in chanting the name of his successor Conte.
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A center to promote citizenship — like the Obamas' speeches, in their final days in office, defending democracy and calling for Americans to protect it — is an initiative that takes on a slightly different tone as a new president who has delighted in breaking democratic norms comes into office.
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But what does run through all of them is a distinctively playful intimacy: Unlike the alien beings fit only for scientific analysis or service as metaphors that we find in the West, Japan's animals come across as friends — to be attended to, delighted in, or, on occasion, made fun of.
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The Town Car sent by the hotel had a flat-screen for his entertainment on the 22019-minute drive into D.C. The channel once snidely referred to as "state TV" now delighted in showing long shots through the White House railings of men in uniforms removing boxes of incriminating paperwork.
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" In a WashPost review scheduled for Sunday's Outlook section, Carlos Lozada says she "chronicles the Trump campaign — and the indignities of reporting while female": During his campaign events, Trump often called out the news media, but he delighted in singling out Tur, publicly deriding her as "little Katy" and a "third-rate reporter.
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"Unless you're going to try to tell me those plantation owners were so in the dark ages that they delighted in being also sexist and ageist — practicing age discrimination and sex discrimination when they bought slaves — I don't see how you can say they're being racist because they bought black slaves," he continued.
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It is pronounced ah-LEEX, named for his elder daughter, who just before the procession began had been running giggling circles around a statue of Savonarola, the 15th-century friar who inveighed against clerical corruption and delighted in book burnings until his execution for heresy, and one of Ferrara's most infamous sons.
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Freud, as we know, was exceptionally sensitive to the thought of growing old, and he delighted in this new coadjutor who had youth and to spare, being not only young in fact but young by his very name, and young (it seems clear) by virtue of his being Germanic and not Jewish.
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Naipaul was an abusive, irascible, melancholic man, an archetype of the sneering provocateur, of the grinning clown who sat on stoops in a town and made fun of everyone passing by, of the bigoted uncle whose presence the less bigoted dread at certain family gatherings, of the Internet troll who delighted in causing offense.
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It did not seem to matter to the crowd of 163,064 in Perth Arena, the highest single-session attendance in the event's 31-year history, and Williams and Federer clearly delighted in the chance to hit the ball around with each other a couple of weeks before more serious play occurs at the Australian Open.
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Bush delighted in a display of jewelry, remarked on her own purchases supporting Afghan artisans (she said she outfitted the White House, George W. Bush Presidential Library and her own Texas ranch with Afghan rugs) and snagged right off the exhibit wall a turquoise glazed bowl from the Turquoise Mountain-supported potters of Istalif to take home with her.
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Beloved by rank-and-file New Yorkers and despised by media-elite blowhards — most notably the "short-fingered vulgarian" currently grasping at the country's nuclear codes — the magazine was co-founded by Kurt Andersen and Graydon Carter (now editor of Vanity Fair), who delighted in the sort of ego-puncturing they thought the city's preening glitterati so sorely deserved.
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Rather than explain the ways in which the Midwest benefits from trade, Mrs Clinton, who was in Indiana on June 26th and then went on to Ohio and Illinois on June 27th, delighted in pointing out that Trump furniture is made in Turkey, instead of Cleveland, Ohio, and that Trump barware is made in Slovenia, instead of Toledo, Ohio.
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In "Yes Minister," which ran from 21992 to 1984, audiences delighted in the weekly predicaments faced by the Right Honorable James Hacker (Paul Eddington), the well-meaning head of the fictional Ministry for Administrative Affairs; his wily, smooth-talking permanent under secretary, Sir Humphrey Appleby (Nigel Hawthorne); and Sir Humphrey's whipsawed private secretary, Bernard Woolley (Derek Fowlds).
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The ploy worked; within 20 minutes word came back that the logjam was broken, and the first Canada-United States trade agreement was signed in 1987, a pact that was virulently opposed on the political left in Canada as a concession of sovereignty but that Mulroney delighted in describing three decades later as a wild success.
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I've flown into many a cyber-rage over upon reading unfair (and largely insignificant) criticisms of Bernie Sanders and his supporters, written multi-part tweet threads about the irredeemably problematic nature of some thoughtless thing an old acquaintance said to me when we ran into each other on the street, and delighted in mocking media personalities for their dumb tweets from 2013.
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Studios in Burbank, CA. "I became aware of Friends when it was in the very early stages of development and then had the opportunity to work on the series many years later and have delighted in seeing it catch on with viewers generation after generation," said Kevin Reilly, chief content officer, HBO Max and president, TBS, TNT, and truTV, in a statement.
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From his days at a public high school in Southern California, where he preached against "political correctness" and liberalism and called in to conservative radio shows, to his time at Duke University, where he was known for controversial writings in the student newspaper and a failed attempt at a run for dorm president, he has delighted in challenging prevailing orthodoxies.
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While I wished I could have delighted in this elegant decadence with you at my side, dear reader, the best I can do is regale you with details of the pleasure that betid me: It was a crisp, bright, clean, Granny Smith-apple tartness, which, while I&aposm no sommelier, I could pick out in a blind taste test of 20 offerings.
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Since the departure of the American forces, Russian military units have taken advantage of a sprawling airbase evacuated by US troops in northern Syria, landing attack helicopters and troops, unchallenged, before spreading out over the area, according to Russian Defense Ministry's Zvezda TV channel, which delighted in broadcasting footage of American supplies that were left behind and that are now in Russian hands.
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When we traveled from Little Rock to Annapolis to San Francisco and beyond to hold "townhall meetings" in the home districts of recalcitrant senators and congressmen, John delighted in introducing me to the crowds saying: "People in Wisconsin think Senator Feingold's first name is McCain," reflecting the popular name of our campaign finance reform bill and also how long it was taking to pass it.
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At a rare gallery showing of Reed's work in Miami in 2011 at the Formalist Sidewalk Poetry Club, friends from Reed's hometown delighted in titles such as "Sigh Less Green" (in reference to Silas Green from New Orleans, an African American owned and run variety show that toured southern states) and "Green Gager," which spoke directly to Reed's childhood neighbors who knew of the greengage plum trees in their hometown.
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In his early years, he delighted in remembering later on, he was described as an "enfant terrible" of his field; at an age when others would retire (he never did) he re-styled himself as wily old Uncle Syd, dispensing sharp questions and half-formed provocations, surprising young researchers with an ability to know what organism they were working on by reading just a snatch of DNA or protein sequence over their shoulder.
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As Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE reiterated in the third presidential debate, they have not only mocked the disability of New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski, but also delighted in Trump's suggestion of punching a protester at a February rally in Las Vegas.
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As a liberal contributor on Fox News, I delighted in the opportunity to call out Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben CarsonBenjamin (Ben) Solomon CarsonCarson's affordable housing idea drawing undue flak Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules it says are too lax MORE and former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom PriceThomas (Tom) Edmunds PricePress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank 'I alone can fix it,' Trump said, but has he?
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