Sentence examples for both difficult and joyous from inspiring English sources

My essay was far from perfect, although through the college application process, I learned how to use my passion for writing to express my feelings about experiences of my life, both difficult and joyous.

As Lunar Energy's artistic director, I am so pleased and excited to share this collaboration, developed and refined over many long, difficult and joyous hours, with you.

It is both difficult and ungainly.

The battle is both difficult and urgent.

Under Mr. Wilson's baton, the Train Bleu ensemble was both incisive and joyous in execution.

His expression of his feelings about this world is both endearing and joyous.

Aiming for both wistful and joyous, it never quite nuzzles into the bosom of either.

The interplay of colors, say green orange and yellow interspersed with black lines like piano keys, was both dynamic and joyous.

His second, "Nacho Libre," set in a convent and depicting a passionately chaste relationship between a monk and a nun — and drawing a link between Christian sacrifice and the wrestler's endurance — made the connection both explicit and joyous.

(Smith)20110609 ★ Le Train Bleu (Thursday) When this new ensemble from the flutist and conductor Ransom Wilson had its debut in March, Roslyn Sulcas wrote in The New York Times that it was "both incisive and joyous in execution".

In my new book, In Search of Lost Frogs, I describe how the hunt proved to be both tragic and joyous.