Sentence examples for enduring joy from inspiring English sources

The enduring joy of the book resides in reading about a bohemian family when you have never been part of one yourself (see also Noel Streatfeild's Ballet Shoes and I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith).

In High Falls, about 90 miles north of New York City, and elsewhere around the nation, the modern world is intruding on an enduring joy of summer, the community swimming hole.

Has he been damned, as another editorial suggests, to "an enduring hell of suspicion and doubt"?Actually, Mr. Zuma mostly seems to be enduring joy, relief and perhaps the sweet taste of revenge.

And also... a quiet, enduring joy.

Joy under these conditions simply isn't natural, and that is this woman's point -- only the supernatural can produce enduring joy in the face of life's tragedies.

Instead, the author (Oliver Segovia) encourages readers to consider how something as mundane as simply matching one's skills to the needs of others might actually provide a more enduring joy in what we do.

The initiative, which I believe to be the first of its kind, is also a subtle nod to the enduring joys of newsprint.

The same year, Mike Joyce wrote in The Washington Post, "One of the great and enduring joys of jazz is watching bassist Ray Brown dig his fingers into a deep, rhythmic groove until he's smiling like a kid who just got his hands on a new toy".

One of the enduring joys of this rough trade of journalism is the opportunity to chat and gossip with politicians, from the aspiring to the senior.

One of the enduring joys and challenges of teaching is that each student is unique.

The significant risks of childbirth may well be worth enduring for the rich joys of motherhood.