Sentences with phrase «with schadenfreude»

The problem with this schadenfreude is that the nice, solid, longtime citizens of Isole, Vermont, also get theirs when this storm hits.

Last year, an article in The Daily Mail which was positively dripping with schadenfreude (oh, how his enemies have relished his downfall) could barely restrain a sense of admiration, despite the article's vicious tone:

Not exact matches

Business owners and entrepreneurs around the world continue to watch Facebook's latest privacy flubs unfold, possibly with a subtle sense of schadenfreude.

The «old media» that Wired magazine regularly rails against in its articles have greeted the company's precipitous comedown with no little schadenfreude.

Still, the schadenfreude in ministers» reactions was leavened with concern about the consequences of the policy deadlock.

News outlets have reported on this whoops moment with the sort of schadenfreude reserved for celebrities who stumble mid-game, but West responded at a concert in Australia, saying,

The politically active groups then point to such cases with smug Schadenfreude.

Hushed to a sort of humming pax, My peers on kneelers proved they weren't too proud To flood the pews with something close to love — And sparge the solemn nave with grade - school titters When schadenfreude saw its perfect chance: Lace sleeves grew from his chasuble; the host Rose pale amidst the tabernacle's glitters, White ghost on gold.

Deputy editor Elliot Milco talks with Julia about what this move portends, why schism remains highly unlikely, and why Cardinal Burke inspires so much schadenfreude in Catholic liberals.

Mention you're adopting, and people will often lean in with bizarre schadenfreude shining in their eyes and share some terrible story of a friend of a friend whose adopted kid with an attachment disorder burned their house down.

Indeed, Trump's feud with Jeb Bush may be one of the best examples of the way schadenfreude has driven his candidacy.

David Drew, the MP for Stroud and a long - term critic of Brown's leadership, said: «It just seems schadenfreude that the very person who set this up gets handed with a # 12,000 bill.

With the scandal's «heady mix of sex and hypocrisy,» he said, «you might expect us to spend a great portion of our program tonight luxuriously bathing in its sweet Schadenfreude.»

But it was perhaps the first example of the year's spate of signature attacks; one motivated not by profit or espionage, but as a form of political protest tinged with «lulz», internet parlance for laughter based in schadenfreude.

Back when it was announced that Adam Sandler had signed a four picture deal with Netflix, there was a lot of misplaced schadenfreude.

The story is still quite a corker, though — certainly enough to fill four - ish hours of prime - time commercial television, filled with sadness and schadenfreude.

It's a lovely if prosaic short, better than anything Allers, late of Open Season, has done in features, but I kind of resented the cowardly pan up from the Dr. Zhivago / McCabe & Mrs. Miller money shot (especially with Allers» teary 30 - second intro preparing us for worse), and for pure schadenfreude, you still can't beat the TV version where Rudy Huxtable freezes to death.

Non-celluloid technology, of course, comes with its own potential for error, often accompanied by a healthy dose of schadenfreude from cinema traditionalists.

Noah Baumbach has always been a writer - director of no formal distinction, but he's possessed with a keen eye and ear for the intricacies of pettiness, humiliation, and schadenfreude.

Some will surely see irony in Zimba feeling compelled to supplement what his kids learn in school with breakfast - table math lessons — more schadenfreude for Common Core critics — but there is no irony.

There's the urban handwringer, the northern version of the post-Katrina New Orleans potboiler, bubbling with barely concealed schadenfreude: Aren't you glad you don't live here?

As if this were not a sufficiently negative outlook with overtones of schadenfreude, ironically, the continued manhandling and bullying (abusive human body language) is the major reason why the dog was upset and felt like biting in the first place.

Nicole Lazzaro, for example, is a game researcher who describes several different kinds of fun inside successful games: easy fun (the joy of interacting with an environment in a non-threatening way), hard fun (meeting a challenge, being frustrated) social fun (helping someone) and schadenfreude (smacking them down).

There is a lot of schadenfreude in the air as the lawsuits fly and everyone piles on with everything they have ever hated about LEED, including the bike racks.

For the community of catastrophic global warming skeptics, it is a very welcome and enjoyable «climate change» schadenfreude with Trump's election...

She was a hot young novelist whose downfall offers a chance to expound upon everything from the book business to the college - application frenzy, with a dash of Harvard schadenfreude thrown in.

Specializing in British comfort food made with ingredients from local producers, The Guild also features a wide selection of microbrewed and craft beer - curious options I saw on tap there included Chrome Satan, Old Rasputin and Schadenfreude.