Makes me gladder to be what I is, so glad to be what I is, I won't be nothin' else ef I kin he'p it.
Though Sapia nam'd In sapience I excell'd not, gladder far Of others' hurt, than of the good befell me.
I am the gladderof it, as perhaps I may get the benefit of his advice occasionally.
I was right glad to get your letter, and gladder to find the 'Tony' No.
I was glad to hear from you, and gladder to hear you liked the O'Ds.
Of course we're gladder to see her than she could be to see us, because she's mamma, and we're only just the children!
Oh, auntie, it's worth while to have mamma and papa go to Europe and miss them so, when you are so gladderthan glad when they come back.
When thou wilt swimme in that live bath, Each fish, which every channell hath, 10 Will amorously to thee swimme, Gladder to catch thee, then thou him.
But never yet from smiling river, Or song of early bird, have they Been greeted with a gladder welcome Than whispers from my heart to-day.
One in our faith, and one our longing To make the world within our reach Somewhat the better for our living, And gladder for our human speech.
You know well, cousin, you will be no gladder than I when that knave is dead.
Now were we gladder than ever of Vigo's escort; for whenever we approached a band of roisterers or of gentlemen with lights, mademoiselle sheltered herself behind the equery's broad back, hidden as behind a tower.
Never was I gladder of anything in my life than to doff those swaddling petticoats.
Round with her and quick about it," cries Dolly Venn, and never a gladder cry have I heard him utter.
I to those below, and gladder words a seaman never spoke to comrades waiting for him.
This I said, and willingly they heard me; no gladder party ever went down a hillside than we four, whom hunger drove on and thirst made brave.
We were glad when we reached the hotel, but I was gladder still when, on making some inquiries about the ship I was about to join, I was told that the commander was extremely fond of dogs, and that he had two of his own.
I was glad enough to close with the offer, and gladder still when we reached home before she changed her mind and went off again.
It seemed to him an appropriate and beautiful place for a midnight tryst, and he followed her with a beating heart, gladder for every step he took.
You can't deny it and in your heart of hearts you're glad and you'll be gladder every hour of your life.
Sadder are we, thus left alone, But gladder they that thrill to see Thy mother's rapture, greeting thee.
When thou wilt swim in that live bath, Each fish, which every channel hath Most amorously to thee will swim, Gladder to catch thee, then thou him.
So no one was any gladder than I when she was gone.
I took mother away alone and told her, and she asked many more questions than father, but she was even gladder than he.
The nobler our type of manhood the gladder we are to acknowledge this indebtedness and the gladder we are in our present place and time to give our best for others.
Lady," said the Count, "then were I gladder than I should be to be delivered out of this prison, or to have so much riches as never had I in my life.
Dame," said Messire Thibault, "may God give me no joy of that which I most desire, but I were not the gladder than to be king of France.
Ah, sir, said Sir Launcelot, I am more gladder of you than I was; for ever me thought ye should be of great blood, and that ye came not to the court neither for meat nor for drink.
An I wist that, said Sir Gareth, there lived not a gladder man than I would be.
Then was Sir Gareth more gladderthan he was to-fore.
So soft streams meet, so springs with gladder smiles, I.
So swift streams meet, so springs with gladder smiles Meet after long divorcement made by isles: When love (the child of likeness) urgeth on Their crystal waters to an union.
But and if thou have brought Arthur's wife, dame Guenever, he shall be gladder than thou hadst given to him half France.
Then was the good man and Sir Launcelot more gladder than they were tofore.
And I wist that, said Sir Gareth, there lived not a gladder man than I would be.
Sir, said Launcelot, I am more gladder of you than I was, for ever me thought ye should be of great blood, and that ye came not to the court neither for meat nor for drink.
Then was Sir Gareth moregladder than he was tofore.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gladder" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
