Sentence examples for evident joy from inspiring English sources
Their evident joy in Judaism is moving and unexpected.
Instead, the concert glowed with the evident joy the musicians brought to Handel's music.
Beckinsale takes such evident joy in playing someone so duplicitous – her energy is infectious.
England won the Ashes at home in 2013 but there was not much evident joy in the team.
Prince's casual virtuosity, combined with his evident joy in wearing tight clothing, made every song he did entertaining.
You can't help but love Lady Susan because of the evident joy she takes in being so duplicitous.
It's titled "Joy of Living," though there isn't much joy evident in this moody, unkempt concoction of smudged ink, nervy doodles and perspectival geometry, punctuated by a scrap cut from a military map and a sprinkling of curious red stains on a patch of white paper, like blood seeping through a bandage.
But one keen difference was an infectious joy evident onstage.
For Thomas Jefferson, a truth he also held to be self evident was the joy from drinking good wine.
The sheer joy evident in the fabrication, dissemination and discussion of online rumor is all the proof anyone should need that China's civil society has a bright future.
