ตัวอย่าง gloat

• There will be dancing and singing, photographs and gloating, and others will be reminded of their tragedies.

• Our friends take us too literally, whilst the enemy notes and gloats and takes our troubles too optimistically.

• There is perhaps a moment for gloating over cricket, but in all other sports they are almost fearless.

• They have gloated over these matters, and the miseries to which the country may be subjected.

• I am not gloating over the misfortunes of the company.

• I should be gloating and rubbing my hands with glee.

• Here was an opportunity for the coalowners of this country to show real harmonious cooperation, and they came along and secured their full pound of flesh, and gloated over it.

• There is no gloating about it.

• Certainly, we had some kind of surplus on current account at different times, but while we were gloating about it we were neglecting education, the future of the nation.

• I notice that some people are already gloating over the prospect of the reduction in wages in this sheltered industry which will accrue from the adoption of this policy.

• He was gloating initially when reference was made to this matter, because he felt that he had got away with something by his sleight of hand.

• Gloating is contrary to my nature.

• The prosperous south-east is gloating again.

• I believe that television has shown much irresponsibility, which has nothing to do with artistry or with freedom of expression, but is more a gloating over images of violence.

• She constantly gloats about how pretty she is.