Sentence examples for considered rather joyous from inspiring English sources
Juliet Stevenson had described to me a woman who is 'calm, considered, rather joyous, coupled with this intense seriousness.
Weekend was considered rather awful.
And this lack of fear, though it might be interpreted by the odd journalist as arrogance, shows in her work as a rather joyous levity.
It was accidental: I just happened to click at that millisecond and catch a fleeting rather joyous moment.
The coronation usually takes place several months after the death of the previous monarch, as it is considered a joyous occasion that would be inappropriate when mourning still continues.
It has been considered an archetypal joyous wine, pleasant and thirst-quenching.
Indeed, the organizers of the fund-raiser said they considered the large, joyous turnout a symbolic retort.
"It's an inherently erotic landscape," said Mr. Rawlins, who found in Mr. Gifford's work motives and inspirations of a kind that were once considered joyous, until a plague came along and cloaked them with a shroud.
Considering the joyous atmosphere of Chibi-Robo!, Satterfield was pleasantly surprised at its inclusion of controversial topics like divorce and its possible distortion of a target audience.
Finally, consider losing rather than winning.
