Sentence examples for astonishment joy from inspiring English sources
A surge of emotion welled up inside me — a mix of utter astonishment, joy and pride.
In the article "Lin's Appeal Faithh, Pride and Points," the reporter Michael Luo shares the feelings he has experienced witnessing Lin's success: A surge of emotion welled up inside me — a mix of utter astonishment, joy and pride.
Seven minutes long, it's an emotional epic – ridicule, disgust, comedy, shock, astonishment, joy, shame, hope, validation and triumph – they're all there, perfectly miniaturised and shrink-wrapped for an audience with a limited attention span.
Ms. Carithers screamed in astonishment and joy when a man emerged from a car down the street.
Only the chilliest viewer could watch the Suskinds recalling this event and not share in their astonishment and joy.
If Ron Jeremy had been shown an entirely new position his face could not have painted a better combination of joy, astonishment, and most of all gratitude.
The indefinite suspension of alternate-side parking rules in Park Slope, Brooklyn, took effect on Monday, and residents and drivers greeted the change with a mix of reactions: joy, astonishment, apprehension, confusion and — yes, one has to admit it — a bit of the self-importance for which the neighborhood is sometimes criticized.
The indefinite suspension of alternate-side parking rules in Park Slope, Brooklyn, took effect today, and residents and the motorists greeted the change with a mix of reactions: joy, astonishment, apprehension, confusion and — yes, we have to admit it — a bit of the self-importance for which the neighborhood is sometimes, uh, criticized.
Each year the calls from Mr. Fanton and Daniel J. Socolow, the director of the fellows programs, bring joy and astonishment.
Within minutes, to their joy and astonishment, they had discovered three or four brown dwarfs, objects that occupy the niche between planet and star.
