Sentence examples similar to Gladdening effect from inspiring English sources
But it is gladdening in more ways than one.
Sam Cooke's recording of the song, from 1957, is beautifully sung, if a little too gladdening.
His singing, about which he professes to be reluctant (gladdening music by Michael Bruce), is a treat.
Ma'ariv, Israel: "The London 2012 games have been all that an Olympics can be: A celebration of all that is good, beautiful, uniting and gladdening".
A meme was born, gladdening the hearts of T-shirt makers everywhere.
The grand opening of the Museum of Mathematics in Manhattan takes place this year, an event to gladden the hearts of math lovers.
"Camel" is not (readers might be gladdened to learn) a reference to a beast of burden in Arab lands.
The news that probiotic drinks don't really do anything for you – a review of seven major trials has found "no convincing evidence" that they have any effect at all on the gut bacteria of healthy people – is the kind of story that gladdens my heart a little.
Words to gladden the heart.
"That gladdened my heart so much".
