Sentence examples for bring a mixture of joy from inspiring English sources
To the rest of us, robins bring a mixture of joy and relief, the sign of a natural cycle still intact.
Yet simulating the action on the gridiron is only part of the joy these games bring to players — video game players, that is, not college athletes, for whom they seemingly bring a mixture of joy and resentment.
It brings a mixture of seriousness and silliness to the strange ritual of the dinner party.
We watched, with a kind of painful sympathy, the England players being brought, one by one, before the cameras, dressed in human clothing, stammeringly inarticulate, bewildered by a mixture of joy and disbelief, and we suddenly hated the glib-tongued commentator who fed them their lines.
"Postcard From Iraq," by Thomas L. Friedman (column, May 21), elicited a mixture of joy and consternation.
He looked intently at the face of the Virgin, which expressed a mixture of joy, surprise, and sadness.
Ibrox erupted with a mixture of joy and relief as the home players huddled round the goalscorer.
So far, the most prominent mood among those hoping for a return of the SuperSonics seems to be a mixture of joy, guilt and above all skepticism.
"It's a mixture of joy and a missed opportunity," said Qadura Fares, a PLO official who heads the Palestinian Prisoners Society.
Kinks frontman Ray Davies, 72, said he felt a mixture of joy and embarrassment on being awarded a knighthood for services to the arts.
