Sentence examples for big joy from inspiring English sources

In early Saroyan writings, Mr. Leggett finds that "under the sense of man's tragedy lay a big joy".

"Big Joy" focuses on the gay poet and filmmaker James Broughton, whose work in the 1960s and '70s made him a voice of the sexual revolution.

"The big joy has gone right now," was Schumacher's pointed remark in the wake of a miserable race in which he finished 12th and was often bullied out of positions.

But wait, there's more: We only experience big joy and real gratitude and the dozens of other positive emotions that make our lives worth living by actually being in touch with our emotions by giving ourselves space to actually feel what it is we are, well, feeling.

Schumacher told BBC Sport: "The big joy is not there right now".

The big joy for me is that writing is the least ageist of any career.

Years later, as a rabbi, I spend a lot of time examining big things: great joy, great sorrow, troubling questions about a person's life and worth, and the life of our planet.

One of the big joys of his life is nurturing artists over time".

Johannes Brahms's First Piano Concerto — much of which he composed, in an early form, in 1854, at the age of twenty-one, and completed four years later — is, to my ear, the piece in the standard classical repertory that, more than any other, boils over with the wild energies of youth, with its big dreams and big joys, big sorrows and big ideas, and abrupt eruptions of mixed emotion.

Johannes Brahms's First Piano Concerto much of which he composed, in an early form, in 1854, at the age of twenty-one, and completed four years later is, to my ear, the piece in the standard classical repertory that, more than any other, boils over with the wild energies of youth, with its big dreams and big joys, big sorrows and big ideas, and abrupt eruptions of mixed emotion.

Relish in the big joys and small.