delight in something

I was delighted, too, but more interested in something else.

She seemed delighted, in fact, to find her father in the kitchen.

There was not time to say so, but I have never been more delighted in my life than when you spoke.

The children will be delighted with it in the morning, and they'll have us all up before breakfast, I've no doubt.

He was quite delighted at the news, in fact.

She'd never been so delighted to see anyone in her life.

Monk had been too delighted in her company to tax himself with such questions.

He would have said something, and delighted in my fear.

I am delighted with today's result in your Senate.

He must have known who you were, and delighted in that knowledge.