Sentence examples for elevated joy from inspiring English sources
Like many Americans, I seem to find an elevated joy in the British accent.
There's hope in this moment, a sense of possibility that elevates our joy.
In a study published in the Proceedings of ISOT/JASTS 2004, researchers found that taking a whiff of vanilla bean elevated participants' feelings of joy and relaxation.
But in Seattle, those 60 minutes of joy have been elevated into evenings not only of cheap drinks but also of discount gourmet snacks at the classiest restaurants.
A primary criteria for one's spirit being elevated is a sense of "reverent joy," as mentioned by Ben's spirit friends.
But the nine-strong cast give Forsythe's In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated their best shot, and it's a joy to see them let rip.
But for most of its audience — which was considerable, thanks to discs like "Portsmouth Sinfonia Plays the Popular Classics" and concerts in places the size of the Albert Hall — the joys of the Sinfonia were less elevated.
The results, in books such as The Code of the Woosters, Joy in the Morning and Pigs Have Wings, were astonishing – comic writing elevated to a kind of poetry.
The lunging and gyrating of Mick Jagger and David Bowie is elevated to something strange and wonderful in a celebration of "the unencumbered joys of two men prancing awkwardly together in empty buildings".
Others have been elevated.
