She never takes joy in killing, but she's suspiciously good at it.
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China takes joy in shoving Taiwan around & then expects gratitude for its #Wuhan sacrifice.
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And he still takes joy in aspects of the job, primarily those that demonstrate power.
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He takes joy in internal rhymes and consonance in a way few other rappers do.
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A transcendent side that takes joy in bringing together disparate parts, in creation, in play.
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" But she "100 percent takes joy in the fact that people think it's a '90s classic.
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Though a Cancer might have invented ghosting, a Leo is the one who takes joy in ghosting.
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This is the person who takes joy in using criticism and pessimism to suck the life out of a room.
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Then there is the kid with an innate sense of mischief, who takes joy in pushing things to the limits.
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So rarely do viewers get to take a break without guilt, but Hart of Dixie takes joy in facilitating your downtime.
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But she takes joy in little moments, like when people on her staff noticed that a recently hired former aide to Harris still had a "Kamala" sticker on the back of her phone.
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Oswalt warned his fans on his Facebook page that this new stand-up special "won't be easy to watch," but that he takes joy in sharing his story because he's helping other people grieve.
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Dirty Computer tells the story of "Jane 57821" (Monáe), a defiant free spirit who lives in a near-future dystopia and takes joy in celebrating herself, her love for fellow rebel Zen (Tessa Thompson), and the queer black community that accepts them both.
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She talks to Bob and Lee who insist that because she isn't sure that she isn't lesbian. Katherine takes joy in this, blaming it on intoxication. When Robin arrives home that night, Katherine tells her they only had sex because she was drunk, but hopes to remain friends. Robin doesn't believe that, and insists they had a connection.
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He goes to a nearby town, and that night, brings gifts back to Mariya. When Yussuf discovers this act of deceit, he condemns his friend before a public gathering. On their final day at sea, Alyosha acknowledges his disgrace and concedes that Yussuf should be the one to marry Mariya. Yussuf takes joy in this and proclaims his intent to do so.
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Kam has a sadistic mind, and takes joy in torturing others for his entertainment. He is one of the three assassins who attacked Kuen's father in prison fifteen years ago. When Fung Chun-mei frames Or Man-cheung for Kam's stolen drug shipment, Kam kidnaps Audrey for exchange of the drugs. After Audrey escapes from Kam, Cheung puts up a bounty for his life.
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She takes joy in teasing and provoking others, such as Fellowship of the Sun members, Sookie, Felicia, and especially Eric. When Sookie first enters Fangtasia, she reveals that she "never forgets a face." Later in the HBO series, Jessica calls Pam and is told, "Yes, I remember you perfectly." Since Sookie entered Fangtasia, though, Pam has found ammunition to tease Eric—ammunition that used to be difficult to find.
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He kicks Mora out of Pablo's life when Mora stood up for her son and tells Pablo that she left them. He takes joy in torturing Pablo and embarrasses him in any given chance. He owns exactly 51% of Elite Way School. He always gets what he wants at any cost: for example, he pays a prostitute, Paola, to sleep with Pablo so he could lose his virginity and fall in love with her.
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It also appears he has the ability to fly as demonstrated in Exiles #27. Due to his shapeshifting ability he does not wear any actual clothing, and he takes joy in pointing this out. Kevin Sydney is a skilled actor, and a highly trained and efficient organizer of subversive activities. He carried various advanced weaponry of alien Siri design belonging to Factor Three, including a ray gun carried in a holster at his side.
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Cavanagh has stated many times that he enjoys playing the character of Eobard Thawne as the character is interesting, complex and challenging to portray. When speaking with the Television Academy he had this to say about playing Thawne: 'The Reverse Flash has what I like to a call timeless way of speaking. He doesn't use colloquialisms from 2016, he's a little more formal, and he takes joy in destroying people. He has a larger perspective because he comes from 100-plus years in the future and has seen it all.
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A publishing company has turned his work into a classic book for those not mathematically inclined, while opting for a title with more pizazz, "Friendship, As Easy as Pi." Charlie takes joy in the belief that this book will allow his thoughts to reach a much wider audience than before. By the episode "In Security," the published book appears with the title "The Attraction Equation" and a dapper photo on the back cover of him holding a sculpture of a stellated icosidodecahedron with bevelled edges. A decision theoretic approach to relationships is covered in the book. His proud father hands copies to friends and Larry sells signed copies on eBay.
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Olivia still does what she can to be a mother to Corinne, and to her credit, loves the child as her own and takes joy in their relationship. In the years that pass, Corinne grows up into a happy but spoiled young girl, and Malcolm continues to be emotionally distant from his sons and Olivia—he often criticizes the boys to Olivia, and is upset that his sons, particularly Joel, exhibit little interest in his business, though Mal seems to be willing to follow in his father's footsteps. Malcolm Jr. dies in a motorcycling accident that resulted in him riding off a cliff near Foxworth Hall. Later, John Amos, Olivia's cousin, is hired as the butler and also serves to incorporate religion in the household.
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Dangling moon-bright pearls [明月之珠], you > buckle on the sword Taia, are drawn by fine steeds like Xianli, set up > phoenix banners blazoned with kingfisher feathers, and employ drums of > sacred lizard skin. Not one of these various precious things is a product > native to Qin, and yet Your Majesty takes joy in them. Why? If something > must be a product of Qin before it can be acceptable, then no night-shining > jewels [夜光之璧] would adorn the court chambers, no vessels of rhinoceros horn > or elephant tusk would amuse and delight you, no women of Zheng and Wey > would throng the harem, and no fine horses and spirited thoroughbreds would > fill your stables. The gold and tin from south of the Yangtze could not be > utilized, the vermilion and blue of Shu could not be used for pigment.
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