| And she was troubled by no qualms of logic, but gloried, womanlike, in her lack of it. |
| But the justice done to Edgar she gloried in, as an apology for her feelings, and exculpatory of her weakness. |
| He gloried in flesh, male as well as female, painting naked women of Rubenesque proportions with a relish that worried many onlookers. |
| He would brake violently for poppies seen at the roadside, and gloried in lupins and clematis. |
| She gloried in the lengths of dimity and poplin, in the intricacies of new stitches and embroidery. |
| No ocean racing school other than the Mini can count as many gloried old hands now involved in other prestigious races. |
