Glee in a sentence as a noun

The guys in the 80s squealed with glee at GUIs.

I don't care if elephants are a pest in Zimbabwe, his glee over killing such a majestic animal seems out of place.

I actually find this structured approach to be quite interesting, despite the cynical, money-minting glee with which it will no doubt be executed.

Based on the glee that a significant proportion of Americans seem to derive from cutting social safety nets, that appears to be exactly the path we seem to be heading down.

Glee definitions

noun

great merriment

See also: hilarity mirth mirthfulness gleefulness

noun

malicious satisfaction

See also: gloat gloating