ตัวอย่าง gladden

• Such hybridity in the affairs of humankind might well gladden the heart of a historian in the grip of post-modernism.

• No object of symbolic exchange could be more deserving or gladdened.

• I have read no speech of recent years which has gladdened my heart more than that.

• It gladdens my heart to know that the figure which in 1946 was as high as 12,800 has been so greatly reduced.

• Anything that gets rid of even a few pages of the published subordinate legislation that is passed in any year gladdens my heart.

• The thing which gladdens me is the virtual disappearance of miners' nystagmus.

• I was gladdened by the announcement of further assistance for students of dance and drama to help with maintenance costs.

• Concerned as it is to stimulate the economy of the borrowing country, it is not inhibited—and this gladdens.

• Not all these proposals will gladden the hearts of company boards, already pressed by multitudes of problems, but none can deny their vital importance.

• I was gladdened that that was substantially on the basis of cross-party agreement.

• I am sure that what we have heard on the compensation arrangements will gladden the hearts of many of those affected.

• One of the things which gladdened my heart was to see the bipartisan policy was still fully in operation.

• I recalled also how far more frequently than that gladdening phenomenon, the people of that region saw derelict furnaces, derelict villages, and derelict men.

• I and my colleagues are gladdened by the widespread acceptance of the arguments and conclusions of the report.

• I think we may assume that these concessions will gladden the hearts of the boys and the parents.