Many years ago the pianist-composer Leopold Godowsky, a man famous for his acid tongue, patiently listened to a colleague who was gleefully describing the incredible sales of his latest composition.
George Stephanopoulos, a senior adviser to President Clinton, gleefully described the rifle association as ungrateful.
He also gleefully described Mr. Leder's public embarrassment at Mr. Bonilla's hands as "divine retribution."
General Singlaub gleefully describes a sham resistance movement that broadcast news to North Vietnam about Communist officers at home seducing the wives of soldiers fighting in the South.
Actress Amanda Donahoe gleefully described a scene she played in The Lair of the White Worm.
That incident probably made John's triumph all the sweeter a few months later, when he gleefully described flirting with a particularly desirable man, one of the supposed ringleaders of the earlier occasion.
Yes, this famous limit-pusher has things that appall him, which he of course gleefully describes.
In the film we see Wallace gleefully describing how he is going to force President Nixon to abandon federal busing mandates, and then take the credit.
Pietrusza gleefully described the intrigue and skulduggery that led first to the demise of the American League franchise in Baltimore in 1902 and then to its resurrection in New York the next year.
