| Anyway, I've put a copy of the article and the review in the post for your delectation and amusement. |
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| I've finally got together some new links for your pleasure and delectation. |
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| When a movie is described as provocative, it usually means its star has deigned to bare his or her naughty bits for the audience's delectation. |
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| And for our listeners this morning, we have a delectation of delights, a feast of fantasies. |
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| There is a thin line between Schadenfreude, which I take to be measured satisfaction in the discomfiture of opponents, and the sin of morose delectation. |
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| Glass containers, ceramic vessels and galvanised cans brimming with an array of cacti, gerbera and orchids are available for your mum's Mother's Day delectation. |
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| The title in itself is a little misleading, for this delectation produced for our viewing pleasure is neither about love nor does it appear to have celebrities! |
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| You will be glad to hear we have now added to our extensive inventory a great many comedies, dramas and other plays for your delectation! |
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| Fielding the narrator buttonholes the reader repeatedly, airs critical and ethical questions for the reader's delectation, and urbanely discusses the artifice upon which his fiction depends. |
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| An attentive and professional service provided by courteous and efficient staff constitutes the final essential touch that turns the inflight meal into a genuine occasion of pure pleasure and delectation. |
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| From 11 June to 11 July, the great and the good of the global game will parade their wares in South Africa for the delectation of fans across the world. |
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| The acacias provide the ants with food, in the form of protein, fat and sugar secreted for their delectation by special organs called Beltian bodies, and also with homes, in the hollow thorns which give the plant its name. |
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