Sentences with phrase «delightful lalalala»

Burmese cuisine is a culinary treasure; the dishes are easy to prepare and offer delightful challenges to adventurous cooks.

From there, if you cross Rue de Rivoli and walk towards the Seine, you will find the most beautiful picnic spots with delightful views of the islands.

This classy, open - air restaurant had mahogany accents and delightful prints of the early days of sugar production and colonial Bridgetown on the walls.

Pumpkin and coconut are delightful together.

Delightful and so nutritious.

wow, the combination of ingredients for these smoothies sounds so new and delightful!

French Rum Pound Cake Here is a delightful and sophisticated little rum and fruit pound cake that is one of my favorites.

I love Sweden and I find swedish / nordic food delightful!

There is a delightful naïveté about this story.

Old - fashioned humility of this kind is a very delightful virtue, especially when we observe it in other people's lives!

that looks so delightful:) i love getting together with friends and serving healthy, delicious food!

The complex agave tones mixed with oak dominance create a delightful aftertaste — and thus, perfection is achieved.

This recipe sounds delightful for all the really hot weather.

The experiences of love are experiences of joyful ecstasy, delightful companionship and reconciliation.

O'Malley says, they aren't bad kids, they can be delightful in many ways, but they aren't, really, Christians.

Edward T. Oakes» delightful and insightful review of Bryan Magee's Confessions of a Philosopher makes me wish that Father Oakes will someday write a similar book on his own philosophical autobiography.

Amid the delightful outbursts of «You're the man» and «You did it girl,» I got to talk with some folks from the high school.

have a delightful sense of humor.

There was some frustration when I didn't excel, but overall, sports were the delightful content of friendships and the real substance of summers.

By God but he was a delightful conversationalist — never more so than at table, whether with family or friends, John presiding at one end and his drily witty wife, Mary Lee, an art historian, at the other.

Where are the sizzle and the wit and the punning and the sonic fireworks that constitute a radically delightful act of the poetic imagination?

The young local ruler, Count Palatinate Pfalzgraf Wolfgang, was a graduate of Wittenberg and was happy to ask Luther, along with the Observants» Superior, Father Staupitz, and Luther's old friend the Erfurt Prior, Johann Lang, to a grand meal: «We enjoyed ourselves in pleasant and delightful conversation while we dined and wined.

Beloved [a] 2 Let him kiss me with the kisses of his mouth — for your love is more delightful than wine.

For instance, «Your November 3, 2002 article entitled «Beanie Babies, Delightful or Deadly?»

I then stumbled across a delightful (I mean gorgeous) man.

It is a truth seldom acknowledged that the most delightful art is also the most didactic.

And then there's The New York Times, that sterling vanguard of journalistic glory whose delightful blend of gravitas and (unintentioned) hilarity should be the standard for how factual error corrections ought to be done.

He came, amid the festival which Geneva is dedicating to the memory and the art of Mozart, to declare in his delightful French his lifelong passion for the composer whose work has been termed by some, less careful theologically than Barth, a true miracle.

Ehrman begins with a delightful and informative introduction to New Testament textual criticism.

Have a Delightful Day, Sir!

Isn't it nice when you're online friends turn out to be delightful (and not crazy) in person?

But today we abhor the very notion of eternal suffering inflicted; and that arbitrary dealing - out of salvation and damnation to selected individuals, of which Jonathan Edwards could persuade himself that he had not only a conviction, but a «delightful conviction,» as of a doctrine «exceeding pleasant, bright, and sweet,» appears to us, if sovereignly anything, sovereignly irrational and mean.

(It was one of those rare, delightful moments when bathroom humor was allowed in the Sunday school classroom.

If work is so «delightful,» concerns about rates of pay or working hours are somewhat irrelevant.

Instead of saying, «Your words are authoritative, and I am called to submit to them,» David said, «Your words are delightful, and I love to do what you ask.»

The framing of a husband and wife relationship in terms of love — the kind of delightful, playful love found in the Song of Songs — completely changes things... So, too, if we frame our relationship to the Bible in terms of authority, we will inevitably have authoritarian issues emerging as theology.»

Thanks for the opportunity to win this delightful looking children's book.

Donne, for example, uses the strict logicality of the epigram to create delightful surprises.

I was in Georgetown, Kentucky speaking to the delightful folks of the Kentucky Baptist Fellowship last week when my phone started to ring.

The essay originally appeared in a compilation of essays titled, Faith and Political Philosophy: The Correspondence Between Leo Strauss and Eric Voegelin: 1934 to 1964, and is a delightful and interesting conversation between the two philosophers dealing with the one point that «separated» them.

and is a delightful and interesting conversation between the two philosophers dealing with the one point that «separated» them

We had a delightful conversation because he asked the best questions, the kind where trite Christian answers won't quite do.

Have a delightful day filled with the joy of the Lord Shalom, Mishpacha (family)

«The boundary lines have fallen for me in pleasant places; surely I have a delightful inheritance.»

Despite the curmudgeonly nature of his job, Ebert expressed a delightful willingness to take each film on its own terms.

The Deity that suffers us, we may be sure, can suffer many another queer and wondrous and only half - delightful thing.

My English friends will mock, but Stoke seems like the kind of place Englishmen take for granted and may even look down at, but it is oddly delightful.

We have learned so much about the intelligence, cognitive and social, of so many animals — humpback whales, orcas, bottlenose dolphins, elephants, gray parrots, dogs, and so on — all of it quite fascinating, thought - provoking, and in many cases delightful, and it seems a cruel impoverishment of our speculative and moral imaginations to dismiss it all as a process of biomechanical stimulus and response, only accidentally resembling the workings of human consciousness.

I am reading a delightful little book by Brenda Ueland, If You Want to Write.

In John Courtney Murray's delightful sketch, Locke, and with him all Enlightenment political thinkers, believed that society was a product of artifice, not nature: societies exist only because autonomous individuals have agreed to live together for their mutual benefit.