Examples of relishing

• The 1860s famously saw a new fascination with rascals relishing their own rascality.

• Many people have been girding their loins for years almost relishing the battle ahead.

• He goes around positively relishing any opportunity that he has to make matters worse.

• The staff are well aware that they have a difficult but immensely worthwhile task to do, and they gave every evidence of relishing the opportunities.

• They are not relishing that, because they know they will be met by angry people who gave them their support because they thought they could trust them.

• The people are relishing their freedom.

• They kept on coming, relishing the taste of human blood.

• His tone ranges from the ironic to the acerbic, his constantly self-questioning characters often relishing wordplay and verbal invention.

• I'm relishing the new challenge at this stage of my career.

• Mist excitedly goes to help him, relishing the chance to be a sheepdog.

• But, if one starts relishing the taste of popcorn and coffee more than anything during a movie, the work is not riveting.

• Relishing his victory and overcome by his own satisfaction, he closes his eyes and takes a deep breath as he ponders his own insanity.

• He was neither outgoing nor reclusive, enjoying company and establishing close relationships within the community where he lived, but relishing a quite daily routine.

• Society has evolved from eating to relishing food.

• Aoi strives to destroy all of the trio's efforts, relishing the power of destroying someone's life and making others miserable.