Schiller describes joy as a gift of divinity to mankind.
In the novel De-Nur describes joy divisions, which were, allegedly, groups of Jewish women in concentration camps during the Second World War kept for the sexual pleasure of Nazi soldiers.
Newspapers that printed headlines praising his leadership now describe joy at the news that he is detained and his sons imprisoned; the Army that once deferred to Mubarak as its leader now seems to accede to the wishes (chanted, printed on photocopied fliers, and sometimes incoherent) of the crowd that fills Tahrir Square every Friday.
She composed an anguished melody in the tradition of Buck Owens' "Together Again," marrying a lyric describing joy born of despair to one of the saddest melodies imaginable.
I usually have a little turn to the dark, I don't usually have just joy on its own because it's hard to describe joy, but I felt like the track did and I had to do justice to that.
Let's take a look at a few examples: If you were to use images to describe joy, you might imagine sunshine, brownies, hot chocolate, etc.
Then Mr. Mankin described the joy his young son sometimes takes in running off with one of his prosthetic ears.
I was moved when mothers described the joy of bonding this way, but people talked a lot about antibodies, too.
Raffi described his joy at seeing children on the ferry from Vancouver to his home on Mayne Island, British Columbia.
In collecting, listening to, interacting with, and sharing their laughter with loved ones, participants described both joy in preserving and interacting with laughter and tension in collecting it.
