Sentence examples for brilliant joy from inspiring English sources
It was just yesterday that I stood for a little over two hours in the pouring rain watching actors perform Antony and Cleopatra at Shakespeare's Globe theatre, and I have found such brilliant joy whilst reading the works of the Bronte sisters.
"But I gotta tell you that there's a lot of brilliant joy and beauty.
James' stunning wit, generosity of mind and heart, brilliant conversation, and joy in the daily round will be terribly missed.
In May at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival, the resurrected Wilko played with a different, equally brilliant sort of joy than at those "farewell" gigs.
And I think, as she did, after the miscarriage in her forties that nearly killed her, that other losses recede when set against the sheer, brilliant, screaming, shrieking joy of being alive.
The knockout rounds were a disappointment in the main after a hugely entertaining group stage, but Elliott's thunk into the stands at cow corner off Steyn's final over against South Africa (and his subsequent handshake for the bowler) provided a brilliant snapshot of simultaneous joy and despair.
Said Judge Stephen Trott: "Not only was she a brilliant jurist and a joy to work with, what stands out with Pam was her devotion to making sure that our work got out as promptly as possible.
The Moomins and the Great Flood (Sort of Books £9.99) by Tove Jansson, a beautifully published hardback edition with brilliant yellow binding, is a joy.
When things are good at work, it's brilliant, and I gain the joy I sought; when they're bad, I don't have time to feel sad.
It's brilliant, unless you've never known joy.
