Sentence examples for conveying joy from inspiring English sources

You're not just singing; you're conveying joy.

But it highlights the charming pantomime of actors who convey joy in their physical precision.

BECKET, Mass., July 13 — Does any art convey joy better than dance?

He conveyed joy and a sense of duty to his trustees, the most prestigious group on any cultural board.

And even as she sang about heartbreak and affliction, she conveyed joy in a Portuguese heritage that stays distinctive.

His music, which has always been unnervingly emotional, full of shifting, ambient textures, doesn't require language to convey joy or pain.

It implicitly recalls that harrowing time by its almost counterintuitive use of restrained harmonies and a tempo mark of lento, or slow — choices normally used to suggest sadness — in a setting intended to convey joy.

Facebook has also invented "VR Emoji" which lets users change the facial expressions of their avatars with hand-based gestures, like shaking your fists to make your face angry, or thrusting them above your head to convey joy.

Facebook has also invented "VR Emoji" which lets users change the facial expressions of their avatars with hand-based gestures, like shaking your fists to make your face angry, or thrusting them above your head to convey joy.

A human smile typically conveys joy, but signals appeasement and fear in non-human primates.

Nor can you get too much of Dudamel's capacity to convey joy or to whip the Master Chorale and L.A. Phil into the high exuberant mode that ultimately made the performance soar.