Sentence examples for cumulative joy from inspiring English sources

Among my many reactions to Senator Obama's securing the Democratic nomination is that this should be a moment of great and cumulative joy for American Jews, who have for so long been at the fraught, ragged and dangerous edge of social justice in America.

Joy, joy, joy!

The hundreds of deaths, millions of freak-outs, tens of billions of dollars exchanged of which he has not received a dime, cumulative millennia of prison sentences, trillions of transformative experiences, decaliters of joy tears, decibels of laughter, and so forth.

Cumulative intensity.

"Love, love, love and joy, joy, joy.

Result: joy.

But, as Derbyshire explains, the joy of the scheme is that revisits are obligatory: "If you can make this a regular feature in someone's life the cumulative effects can be overwhelming".

A joy.

His project was cumulative.

Scoring would be cumulative.

Joy does.