Only rarely do the images display joy or tenderness: swimmers in the Mediterranean; an embrace in the bleachers of a soccer stadium.
Displaying joy, passion, excitement, and hope is not only infectious, it can create a deeper sense of connectedness with followers.
As the game goes on, they almost never display pleasure, contentment or joy.
Though inconsistent this season, she displayed enough joy in her skating to put her in position for the gold.
In every song, this band displayed a joy in the music, as if they're still just four men playing for kicks in the pub back home and not a band on the rise packing out venues.
Hampton displays his joy as well as his jazz virtuosity.
Leyland, at 66, was able to display a joy of competition a bit better than his counterpart, Joe Girardi of the Yankees, who is 46 and a bit more tightly wound.
Yes, Jessica Ennis, who displays such joy in her sport, is loved; but Mo Farah didn't even make the top three in the BBC awards in either 2012, when he was double Olympic champion,– or 2013, when he was double world champion.
It's their unthinking natures that may prevent Jimmy and Gretchen from being monsters; it's rare for them to act out of cruelty and much more typical for them to display the joy they take in each other's heedless company.
But she displays little joy about that prospect in the face of what she fears will be some wrenching educational consequences from the storm.
Even when I lose a pair of pants, a sense of vexation, a confusion arises in me that seems out of all proportion to the loss, and if the pants are suddenly presented to me apologetically at the dry cleaners I feel a strange giddiness, a tincture of the kind of joy displayed by reunited families in movies about Mormon heaven.
