Sentence examples for essentially joy from inspiring English sources
Mr. Leonard said the unifying principle was, essentially, joy.
But essentially, joy is born from within us.
And that, essentially, is the joy of traveling with kids this age.
In this slight work set to jazz music — one low point was Andrew Wojtal's lip-syncing to "All of Me" — five dancers bombarded us with feigned effervescence, essentially sucking the joy right out of the dance.
As Anne Robbins argues in her lucid catalogue essay, until after the second world war Cézanne was essentially a private joy of the fortunate and discerning rather than a public possession.
It also carries the vague hint of ambition, and the Magliozzi brothers have built a career relishing in the joys, essentially, of just sitting around.
And now I have India Knight's new book, In Your Prime, to help me trumpet the joys (essentially: confidence, more cash) and sidestep the pitfalls (essentially: sag, nearer death) of the middle years.
For Shostakovich, communal joy is essentially an alien emotion.
The new old "Joy" is essentially a rewrite of the 1975 edition, the most popular one.
Followed by this, the player is forced to escape the drug-induced land through the sewers as he takes a pledge never to take his Joy again, essentially becoming a Downer, punishable by law.
