| Anglicanism, it thinks it can win errant sheep back to the fold with entertainment, comfy chairs, informality and glued-on gleefulness at our wondrous world. |
| We wanted him or her to let go, to reach a point of absolute gleefulness. |
| Her gleefulness felt genuine — endearing, even — but her politicking, limp. |
| Even at its most despairing, her writing has a gleefulness that makes the reader feel she's having fun. |
| And they do another flight with all the same insane gleefulness. |
| It would also set a bad example for other ex-Soviet republics—and give even more cause for Russian gleefulness. |
