Sentence examples for dark joy from inspiring English sources

It's a heavy reunion scene for the 'Mats, and going there first makes for a somber and loaded beginning — an authorial choice that roots their story in tragedy rather than in the raw, weird and dark joy of their music.

All four might be seen as cool, brainy types tempted by the dark joys of picture-making.

Paul Bailey prefaces his novel with lines by George Crabbe who knew how to conjure up an insidious gloom with dark wisdom: Joys are like oil: if thrown upon the tide Of flowing life they mix not, nor subside: Griefs are like waters on the rivers thrown, They mix entirely, and become its own.

Joy, joy, joy!

Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark was a joy to work on.

By the mid-40's the man known as "the dark cloud of joy" was on the way down.

Gems include Banjo-Kazooie and Perfect Dark but the joy is discovering games you didn't try the first time around.

Visiting his patented array of heartwarming ghouls and overworked witch doctors, delightful crypts and one-eyed space tots; his interesting funerals, bulging pythons, and gentle executioners — all set forth in clear, masterly dark washes — brings joy without complication.

How the care from one wonderful youth or community worker can inspire you to keep going, be the light in a dark week, the joy in an unhappy day and an invaluable source of strength.

And in its eagerness to do everything, the Thermomix leaves you powerless: my only hands-on involvement is via a plastic spatula thrust into a hole in the lid, stabbing in the dark for the joy of cooking I just lost.

This week, they delve into the surprising events of "The Queen Is Dead," discussing the episode's themes; what Snow learned from her mother; Cora's grand scheme; how Emma truly feels about Neal; the surprising similarities between Emma and Regina; whether Snow has a dark side; the joy of having a "Downton Abbey" star on the show, and much more.