Heritage, therefore, expresses a joy of witnessing the past despite the sadness of historical violence.
In the love duet "My Heart Is So Full of You," sung with Victoria Clark, you were aware of how the melody of a song expressing an uncontainable joy also bursts at the seams.
Addiction narratives in which the protagonist survives often see the hero praise the light, expressing a new-found joy in living clean; in living healthy-minded.
Sitting at the bar was a lance corporal in the Marine Reserves who, like many others, expressed a qualified joy, though in his case the joy was qualified by something other than sadness or worry.
You can close the meditation by expanding and expressing a final extension of appreciative joy and wish for the present and future wellbeing of yourself and others.
I can hardly express what a joy this romance is: a treat for film-buffs, yes, but the thrill of the film does not reside in spotting the references to other silver-screen classics, but in the human story, acted out with delicacy and charm as well as zinging energy and fun.
He looked intently at the face of the Virgin, which expressed a mixture of joy, surprise, and sadness.
What he says next is a little cryptic, but he seems like a man struggling to express a new-found joy at being clean.
Whenever she has to express a feeling — rage, joy, desolation — she shouts, as though afraid to call on anything internal to make the scene work.
"Die ihr aus dunkeln Grüften," which opened the set, expresses a believer's joy at the natural treasures found in the open air.
