The phrase "a set of joy" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in a creative or poetic context to describe a collection of joyful experiences or feelings.
Example: "After a long week, I finally found a set of joy in the laughter of my friends at the gathering."
Alternatives: "a bundle of joy" or "a collection of happiness".
Since arriving in April, they have encountered "a new set of problems and a new set of joys," said Mr. D'Amato.
The performance's modern inflections are imbued with the spirit of dance; it's a set of inventive exuberance and jaunty joy.
Most of the facial expression recognition systems attempt to recognize a set of expressions like anger, disgust, fear, joy, sadness, and surprise.
The EMO-DB speech database consists of a set of sentences with the same contents expressed in seven emotional styles: neutral, joy, sadness, boredom, fear, disgust, and anger.
May 2010 Hook's new band The Light perform a set of Joy Division songs on the 30th anniversary of Ian Curtis's death – they will later tour repeatedly, performing the Joy Division/New Order catalogue.
After ceremonies to unveil the blue plaques, Hook accompanies Section 25 (yet another Factory band) in a set of Joy Division classics at the Back Door venue, Rochdale's latest musical project, while the mayor of Rochdale sings Frank Sinatra songs in full civic regalia.
It's just that Mr. Cuccioli is creating a feast from crumbs; Ms. Kritzer, handed prime fixings, is setting a table of joy, with her own flair.
The finale was a burst of joy set to Stevie Wonder's "Sir Duke".
And maybe it's more important to understand your own energy and set-point of joy, then you can align yourself with a similar inner smile.
Sidney Crosby, Canada's greatest current star, who had not scored a point in the two previous games, wristed a six-foot shot past goaltender Ryan Miller, the tournament most valuable player, at 7 minutes 40 seconds of the extra session that set off an outpouring of joy by nearly 18,000 maple leaf flag-waving fans.
