But the party is delighting in its sense of renewal.
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She lands just shy of vicious, delighting in every line.
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Why is the president delighting in taking down Republican senators?
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Mr. Shields was delighting in life, right to the end.
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He shrugs it off, a fallen angel delighting in the drama.
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Republicans are already delighting in watching Democrats like Mr. Manchin squirm.
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The following year, she began sleeping with women and delighting in it.
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I can easily imagine young painters delighting in it, and learning from it.
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And children carry on reading and learning and delighting in even the most difficult times.
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Minorities are routinely presented as delighting in folkish customs in contrast with the technologically superior Han.
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"The rural area is going to want to be heard," he said, delighting in Trump's victory.
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They swivel and leap from topic to topic, delighting in uncommon facts and far-fetched analogies.
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An anchor doing his job -- asking tough but, yes, fair questions -- is somehow delighting in it?
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Perhaps this is a case of a president delighting in the power of a good mystery.
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WILLIAMS: No, what I said was you&aposre delighting in it because it gives you an opportunity.
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"Even kill the daddy," he'd joke, Matthew delighting in this idea, asking Margaret if she really would.
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Cruz is widely loathed by the party establishment and some seemed to be delighting in his vulnerability.
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Instead of delighting in Kazakhstan's progress, both he and his wife say they miss the Soviet Union.
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There's a price to pay for the happiness that comes with delighting in the unpleasantness of others.
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Republicans are understandably delighting in the division the debate has sown, and hoping that activists win the fight.
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McGregor was in his element, beaming like a kid on Christmas morning and delighting in this unprecedented moment.
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Images and video clips from Thursday night show Hillary Clinton's VP pick generally delighting in the existence of balloons.
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She slid her hand over her naked hip, delighting in the fact that he was helpless to look away.
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Others are delighting in the fact that, hey, a lot of women comedians do tell World War II jokes.
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Walder's work here bruises as much as it hypnotizes, delighting in sulkiness from the first beat to the last.
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Or to morph into something more partisan, spraying ammunition at every favorite target and openly delighting in the chaos.
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There are children delighting in analog entertainment, and there's a backstage ice cream lounge with pink tables and chairs.
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Perhaps we've gone a bit over board in delighting in their antics, but it doesn't make them unremarkable at all.
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Stylistically influenced by Japanese prints, it pictures Salome in black robes delighting in the severed head of John the Baptist.
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In the tiny candlelit home they share, each relishes the day's rewards, delighting in but not competing with the other's.
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His attitude veers from contempt to condescension as he tells macabre jokes delighting in death, dropped babies and casual murder.
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The dancer becomes both impersonal, a high priestess embodying larger qualities, and personal, delighting in sharing this with the audience.
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My last memory of this person was of him delighting in telling me I was ugly for the umpteenth time.
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When not delighting in the epic meltdown of establishment Republican Party politics, many people I know — my wife, my boss, etc.
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Rather, it means that he knows something about mankind's foolishness while at the same time delighting in the possibilities of paint.
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It's a step forward for lead singer Jasmyn Burke too, her voice tipping into falsetto and delighting in its own versatility.
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Delighting in provocation, the report's author Alfred Kinsey revved up the controversy, arguing that sexual shame was neither natural nor holy.
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They have pored over old videos, delighting in the fact that his message has hardly changed in his decades in office.
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Film critics and viewers in the West tend to sentimentalize feel-good movies from the East, delighting in their ostensible universality.
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He then goes leaping from Beethoven to Big Black, from Morton Feldman to Curtis Mayfield, identifying continuities while delighting in contrasts.
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Just delighting in all the crazies and the sweethearts, and the joy in the saddest places, and the unexpectedness of things.
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Even beyond Bloomberg, Trump allies found themselves delighting in a circular firing squad across the field of Democratic candidates vying for attention.
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"The Trump administration (seems) to be delighting in sabotaging this, and making it worse so that it serves (its) political ends," he said.
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And I've grown much more comfortable with that influence of my mother, of just really liking people and delighting in hearing their stories.
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He soon goes to Facebook instead, looking up an old friend, a tattooed fellow who posts pictures of himself delighting in thug poses.
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Alas my love you do me wrong, To cast me of discourteously; And I have loved you so long, Delighting in your company.
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The Britten string quartet which Mr Biss has chosen shows the composer delighting in an extreme—and to him quite new—economy of expression.
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The show was clearly in love with language, with arranging words in unexpected ways and delighting in the fizzy alchemy of the resulting scripts.
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Despite her doubts, Ms. Erickson does not blame people for delighting in the viral story that drunken birds were wreaking havoc in the city.
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At first the film employs bold, playful character design, delighting in images like a hero whose arms have eyeballs keeping watch on lifeguard duty.
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What's far easier — and a lot more fun — is delighting in the missteps or humiliations of influencers who've made their self-monetization so explicit.
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Many display great playfulness, portraying the patron of the house and his family delighting in the interplay of two-dimensional painting and three-dimensional architecture.
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"Nice hotel," said Mr. Trump, the Republican nominee for president, delighting in his newest property and the opportunity to plug it free on live television.
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It's more that the show has always hinged on sex, delighting in the specific examination of both the concept and the physicality of the act.
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Several of them quickly join forces with him, delighting in the opportunity to peacock their newfound "wokeness" and punish those who fail to keep pace.
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In response to a picture delighting in the California Poppies that was taken in the area on Saturday, one Instagram commenter was polite but firm.
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For the last couple weeks, right-wing trolls have been delighting in what they consider to be a "gotcha" moment against Bill Nye the science guy.
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We had lively dinners, battles over report cards and curfews, and days when we were just plain silly, delighting in the delicious minutiae of family life.
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The passenger who had remained only in the port, browsing the trinket shops, delighting in duty-free, would never have known this subtle but essential detail.
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He ranges through it like a web browser, never lingering very long, delighting in links and tangents, sometimes doubling back, sometimes landing on something truly strange.
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The morning after I hissed at my poor children for delighting in their parents' affection for each other, Claude found me in bed, finishing Season 3.
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"The sisters I know in the Indianapolis diocese are saddened, but the folks I know in Newark are delighting in this, and that says a lot."
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Ever trying, ever failing, one begins to sense a kind of Mephistophelian glee at work here, as if someone were delighting in our hopelessness before the task.
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Maybe these people were crying and jumping around because Drake is actually a thief—a Dickensian villain delighting in stealing candy straight from the mouths of babes.
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Sang's subjects bare their bizarre and familiar selves in front of the camera — some play with who they want to be, delighting in the pleasure of performance.
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Namely, Twitter was delighting in the fact that Obama was in the spotlight again, especially with all the negative news surrounding a certain sitting president's first foreign visit.
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Personally, I coped with my FOMO by delighting in other people's misfortunes, and realizing that investing in Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency is kind of like playing the lottery.
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But America's media, long bullied and abused by Mr Trump, and now delighting in his embarrassment, are going to want to see more of a climb-down than that.
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Again, I am reminded of Nabokov, delighting in the way his insomnia would explode in a "sunburst," filling his head with ideas and fancies to feed his creative soul.
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For viewers, delighting in this schadenfreude isn't so different from the despair and anguish players have been inflicting on their avatars in The Sims since the first game launched in 2000.
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Single-payer activists, mostly from the progressive grassroots movement that fueled Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign, are delighting in a sense of momentum after years stuck on the margins of the debate.
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While the studio ponders whether that requires adjusting course, a small, rebellious and inordinately vocal quadrant of the fan community is delighting in -- and deriving an unfortunate message from -- those woes.
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More important, he has somehow taken up the chaos of the internet as a defining ethos of his administration, delighting in his ability to blithely shift course and keep people guessing.
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Eleven of these crosshatched paintings and works on paper, many lent from Mr. Johns's personal collection and all delighting in irony and misidentification, are on view now at Craig F. Starr.
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So while my mama friends and the people in my baby groups were getting high off of procreation and delighting in their bundles of joy, I was, well, I was really tired.
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But to the hardcore BoTW players who made it their mission to find all 4003 seeds, that innocent giggling quickly turned into the sound of a sadistic sociopath delighting in their torture.
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The film preserves some of the moral comeuppance Susan faced in the novella, while simultaneously delighting in the novella's secret sense of glee at how she blows apart the rules of propriety.
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Paired with Wolek's obscene buffet in this exhibition, titled Brittle Peace, are Emily Marchand's dystopian yet joyous works (all made in 2017), delighting in their materials even as they engage bleak realities.
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" On the cover of The Times, next to a close-up of a young woman delighting in a rainbow ice pop, ran the headline "Oxfam Staff Still Offering Aid for Sex, Report Claims.
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It is instead satisfied to fuck around with magic and fact and mess them both up, delighting in the feeling that sometimes ideas are things to be served and volleyed, to destroy boredom.
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To Moonee, however, the Castle is a kingdom, and we join her as she parades along its walkways, delighting in her queenly dominion, and showing Jancey and Scooty the homes of her subjects.
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But Ms Campbell, eager to link transitory frozen water to transitory frozen words, and delighting in Inuit terms for ice that is too thin, too slippery or frost-flowered, hears anything it has to say.
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At the final buzzer, Brazil supporters, who had spent the final minutes chanting "eu acredito" (I believe), were left exhausted and stunned while Argentine fans celebrated, delighting in the particular cruel manner of their victory.
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Hundreds of posts follow, defending CRJ as an underrated pop star, sharing what her music means to the posters, and delighting in the serendipity of discovering fellow CRJ fans in r/NBA, of all places.
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That is a beautiful riff, worthy of Chaplin, on the inverted values of a world gone to rot, whereas the gags in Anderson's film are more about themselves, delighting in the literal and the overparticular.
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At the final buzzer Brazil supporters, who had spent the final minutes chanting "eu acredito" (I believe), were left exhausted and stunned while Argentine fans celebrated, delighting in the particular cruel manner of their victory.
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"Blanchett succeeds in a performance that is delightful and yet touching; mannered and tomboyish, delighting in saying exactly what she means, she shrewdly sizes up Hughes and is quick to be concerned about his eccentricities."
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After centuries — make that millennia — of exclusion from public spaces that men cordoned off for themselves, it should come as no surprise that women are delighting in spaces (whether IRL or online) made just for them.
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Presidential candidates in both parties are delighting in slinging the words "Goldman Sachs" as political attacks, using the global bank as a two-word catchphrase to connote the dark side of politics, influence and campaign finance.
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By now the buzz of dopamine we feel when looking at commodities is so strong we can derive significant pleasure merely from wandering around a mall for hours, without buying anything, just delighting in the sparkle.
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It's not any one manifestation that provides this "thrill"; it's the plasticity of the self, delighting in its own freedom to try on different guises, new forms of camouflage, for the pure "animal" joy of change.
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This morning, Katie Hopkins evoked the Holocaust, calling for a "final solution" amid a deluge of anti-Muslim tweets; alt-right creeps have been professing their horror while delighting in spinning the tragedy for their own ends.
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After baking pies out of cookbooks by Stella Parks and Erin McDowell, I've been skipping the food processor and using my hands, delighting in the excuse to plunge my fingers into a bowl of butter and flour.
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"Now I can go after Horseface and her 3rd rate lawyer in the Great State of Texas," Trump tweeted, delighting in a judge's decision on Monday to dismiss a defamation lawsuit brought by porn actress Stormy Daniels.
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They also don't spend quite as much time on blowing our minds with the differences between bizarro characters and "regular" characters, in favor of delighting in the chaos of having different versions of the same people interact.
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I realize that by delighting in and sharing a commercial created for the Super Bowl, I'm participating in the vast capitalist network that serves to inoculate the NFL against increasingly valid criticism, but, you guys, it's the Backstreet Boys!!!!
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While playing "Horizon Zero Dawn," that list expanded dramatically — outside of delighting in the graceful, smart gameplay systems that underlie the game's narrative focus, I often laughed out loud at Aloy's smart quips (she's the protagonist you see above).
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So when I saw in Community Troy, the popular high school football hero, finding a kindred spirit in Abed and not just delighting in his differences but actually sharing a few of them, it was a revelation for me.
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My enjoyment then reminds me now of how I enjoy a John Wick movie: delighting in each violent murder Keanu Reeves commits because I don't allow myself to feel the weight of what it actually means to take a life.
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On Monday, just as most politicos were delighting in the news of Scaramucci's firing, CNN broke a far more interesting story about how Kelly reacted back in May to the stunning news that Trump had fired FBI Director James Comey.
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But many of these innovations were drawn from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which included Canada and Mexico, and it prompted a senior Trump adviser to offer a rare endorsement of an Obama legacy achievement that Mr. Trump delighting in dismantling.
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In her straight-to-camera soliloquies and in earlier televised conversations (with Bill Moyers and Charlie Rose, among others) she is always serious, but also always having fun, delighting in the eddies that language makes in the currents of thought.
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And yet when the occasional passer-by looks over the fence and sees Fred marching across the yard, his legs churning with the same steady, hardy energy of a toddler delighting in his newfound ability to walk, they are always startled.
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But Trump scored high marks with the Republican conservative base with his Supreme Court pick, Justice Neil Gorsuch, and the party rank-and-file has stuck by his side through the early turbulence, many delighting in his constant attacks on the mainstream media.
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As we savored the meal, even as the reek of an after-lunch Gauloise cigarette wafted from the next table, my mind drifted to our first trip, when we were young parents delighting in our little girl's getting a taste of island life.
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After more than a year in office, the President has grown more comfortable in his new role as producer in chief, reverting to his old ways and embracing the chaos while delighting in the fact that the nation is now his captive audience.
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Though Gil wakes up each day in the present, he spends his nights consorting with F. Scott Fitzgerald (Tom Hiddleston), Salvador Dalí (Adrien Brody) and a beguiling beauty (Marion Cotillard), delighting in the glamour described as "a moveable feast" by Ernest Hemingway (Corey Stoll).
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Here is Shockie arriving in Delhi, delighting in the city's pandemonium with a small-town boy's awe of its supercharged life: Delhi—flat, burning, mixed-up, smashed together from pieces of tin and tarpaulin, spreading on the arid plains of the North—offered no respite from itself.
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When WGBH sees a sexually explicit Arthur memeArthur memes are all the rage online as of late, and while the good people of Twitter and Tumblr are delighting in repurposing screenshots from the classic children's show, the network behind the series, WGBH, is not too happy with what's going on.
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Some of those viewing it surely had a pleasurable experience doing so, clapping their hands and shimmying giddily in ergonomic office chairs and delighting in content that made them want to click and share that content on various platforms, the better for their friends to enjoy it and engage with it themselves.
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Along with reprints of her work by NYRB Classics and Counterpoint, a Hulu series is in development and many, many pixels have since been devoted to her oeuvre: debating her appeal to millennial woman, fretting over her white privilege, or simply delighting in her undulating prose and the smaller, wilder world she inhabited.
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It is incredibly hurtful that some news outlets have victimized Rand a second time as he struggles to recover, delighting in hateful headlines like "Not A Perfect Neighbor," and concocting theories about an "ongoing dispute," based on nothing more than speculation from an attention-seeking person with no knowledge of anything to do with us.
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The populist message many of the candidates have on offer is resonating: From Northern California to Council Bluffs to the Brooklyn streets where Mr. Sanders was raised, voters are delighting in the calls to spurn big donors, the policies to fight wealth inequality and the promises of relief from college debt and steep medical bills.
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" Kelley said the press coverage of the incident has only added insult to injury, criticizing news outlets for "victimizing Rand a second time" and "delighting in hateful headlines like 'Not A Perfect Neighbor,' and concocting theories about an 'ongoing dispute,' based on nothing more than speculation from an attention-seeking person with no knowledge of anything to do with us.
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In its most recent issue, Posture empowered models, designers, and artists to be seen by their own community through editorials like "The Morlocks," in which a handful of individuals on all facets of the race/gender/identity spectrum were transformed into mutants, celebrating and delighting in the inherent otherness of having a queer body and the radical act of living authentically.
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"It is incredibly hurtful that some news outlets have victimized Rand a second time as he struggles to recover, delighting in hateful headlines like 'Not A Perfect Neighbor,' and concocting theories about an 'ongoing dispute,' based on nothing more than speculation from an attention-seeking person with no knowledge of anything to do with us," Kelley Paul wrote in an op-ed for CNN.
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If it stood for anything, I would say it stood for this: that the good life consists of being an active citizen and caring passionately about politics; that it also consists of knowing something about Latin American fiction, ancient Greek culture and social impact of modern genetics; that it also consists of delighting in the latest good movies and TV shows, the best new cocktails and the casual pleasures of life.
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