Examples of relished

• With no accompanying instruments, the choir was thrust centre-stage and relished every opportunity afforded them to show off their impeccable intonation and ensemble.

• The pupils relished the independence afforded by access to twelve computer workstations, and worked very hard.

• Those of a material turn of mind, however, have always relished the opportunity to get historical.

• Instead, he distinguished himself as a scholar who relished the achievements and appreciated the ideas of his fellow archaeologists.

• He was, however, an avid intellectual organiser and provocateur, who relished debate and welcomed polemical interchanges with colleagues at home and abroad.

• In conclusion, although clearly relished and dispersed by elephants, all available evidence suggests that the regeneration is not dependent on them.

• And yet the future that happens in the piece is not one to be relished.

• He clearly relished the turnabout that some leading critics made when looking back on the film's historic import.

• The young chief executive, who relished the centralized authority, became a connoisseur of power.

• A very few relished the risk in and for itself, but the vast majority were more wary.

• The private reader at home - a totally neglected reception sphere - probably relished stage and performance directions.

• He relished the challenge of playing in costume, and without music or his spectacles.

• Knowledge does not grow like this; fruit hangs long to mature, and even after maturity it is relished in preserved form.

• Humble origins could be conceded and the arduous life of pioneers could be relished in retrospect, because there could be no going back to such primitive conditions.

• Timbre as colour, relished for its beauty, but not for its use as a parameter, comes into this category.