Sentence examples for both volume and joy from inspiring English sources

His name was announced to raucous applause that only increased in both volume and joy as he went on to sit, shake, and turn around in a circle.

"We are the children, still," intone Dawson and Segall, capturing perfectly the juvenile, even puerile rush of prime garage rock, where mess, volume, directness and joy overrule artifice and guile.

The essence of this specifically aesthetic tragic effect is that it both reveals and conceals, causing both pain and joy.

He's clear, he's pithy, and he expresses his regard of Nature in both awe and joy.

This week's decision has been greeted with both dismay and joy in Massachusetts and the nation.

In particular, using bid data alone, we structurally estimate three models, one allowing RA only, one allowing for JOY only and one allowing for both RA and JOY.

While a model with JOY alone overestimates WTE, we find that RA alone can explain 38% of WTE but a model with both RA and JOY (where RA is estimated using FPA bids, and JOY is estimated using SPA bids) can explain 65% of WTE.

The scene is one combining both danger and joy.

The questionnaire included questions about cohabiting and having children, as well as questions about having someone intimate to share both troubles and joy with.

Both the volume and the price of oil fell.

"Motherfuckers," he seethes, both at volume and to himself.