Sentence examples for Feeling joyous from inspiring English sources

I tap my feet and clap, feeling joyous and free, the way I felt as a kid when I sang in Girl Scout camp.

Had I repressed feeling joyous over the years?

The most appropriate word to describe how the public felt would be schadenfreude – feeling joyous at others' misfortunes.

Maybe not, but it was hard to deny, when listening to her talk about a culture "broken by brutally powerful men" and say, stirringly, "Their time is up!," that we got that old Obama feeling — joyous inspiration and something like relief, gratitude.

We've improved, but I don't feel joyous.

When I went there, I loved it, I felt joyous, but it wasn't home.

"I find myself trying to amuse him, and I feel joyous when he breaks out in laughter".

She's fascinated by people, yet feels joyous and all-powerful in solitude: a portrait of the novelist as a young woman.

Yet the movie, shot on sunshiny, light-filled days, feels joyous and loose-limbed, and the audience learns to relax and go with it.

They felt like pistons, I felt joyous and capable, and I reached three miles easily, with plenty left in the tank.

To encounter a really honest take on what it's like to be in a family, or to be someone who is going to die, feels joyous.