basking

Look around, though; most people are ignoring what freedoms they are offered and basking in proprietary software options.

Half the fun of using a to-do list is basking in the feeling of accomplishment when tasks are complete.

And it's a slap in their face that you don't want to spend your time basking in their physical proximity.

And yet, you're trying to identify with slaves, basking in the reflected anti-glory of the word.

My rationale for that is his statements that make him seem to be basking in martyrdom.

A civilization with a few million years start on us should have their robotic friends here already, basking in our sun.

Without proposing any solutions that work within the framework of reality, though, all you're doing is basking in your moral superiority.

Yea--but this is about programming, and basking in the glory of a great Start-Up.

This sort of proud basking in ignorance is shameful, and should be considered unacceptable.

But keeping my mouth shut about it helped me slog through it and get it done, instead of basking in advance glory.

Finally, install the package, basking in the warmth of replicable, reversible package management.

For every Mandlebrot debunking the events, there were ten Myron Scholes basking in the glory of validating Wall Street's delusions with some mathematical magic.

Perl people value doing simple things with obscure language features, then basking in the glow of being called a "wizard".

Congratulations, I work 35 and make twice as much as he does." The elitism you're all basking in is embodied by this sentence.

On the non-technical level of branding it's evoking a sense of "new" rather than "commodity" by basking in the glow of the PR dollars someone else, Intel, has spent promoting NUC.

I remember staying up all night drinking and eating pizza hunched over a conference table, or slouching back after a brainstorming session that literally covered 3 walls of a room in marker, basking in an afterglow that can only be described as "post coital".