Sentence examples similar to embodies joy from inspiring English sources
He was generous, he embodied joy, delight and unfettered good spirits and he spread his boundless cheer to everyone.
To her friends and family, Hanna Ruax embodied joy, gratitude and ambition.
But it is also important to know joy, to embody joy.
"Balloon Dog" embodies the joy and terror of such a moment with exhilarating panache.
"We wanted to take the name of the market because this place embodies the joy of working people, the color of tropical fruits and the music of the people," he said.
But borrowing a cultural marker like dreadlocks, which embody both joy and struggle unique to the black community, is not the same as having a Chinese tattoo, a symbol that doesn't carry the same weight of oppression.
In my travels, I've heard some mystics refer to John and Jesus as the perfect representatives of the journey of the human heart--with John symbolizing the contraction of the heart when it is filled with fear of God's Majesty, and Jesus embodying the joy and relief of the heart when it expands with love through God's grace.
If desire and the emotions that flow from it are not intrinsic to nature, and since sounds are naturally produced by the vibration of qi-energies, it cannot be the case that music embodies sorrow or joy, as classical Confucian musical theory generally assumes.
Rotenburo, or outdoor baths -- literally, bath under the heavens -- embody the purest joy of onsen.
