Sentence examples for fierce joy from inspiring English sources
But its impact was as elusive, its fierce joy as difficult to locate, as it was at the premiere.
The poet greeted Myrsilus's death with fierce joy: "Now we must get drunk and drink whether we want to or not, because Myrsilus is dead!" With this death, Alcaeus was able to return to his home.
Anyone who saw the unrestrained, fierce joy in the goal celebration by Farfan, an intense but very quiet and reserved player, has to be optimistic that the moment could be a turning point for him and the Union.
With astonishing compassion and candour, one of the country's leading neurosurgeons reveals the fierce joy of operating, the profoundly moving triumphs, the harrowing disasters, the haunting regrets and the moments of black humour that characterise a brain surgeon's life.
"Oh, father," the pathetic Gilda cries in horror in the second act of Verdi's "Rigoletto," "what fierce joy flashes in your eyes!" The Metropolitan Opera's neon-filled new production of this classic work, which opened in January, returned on Saturday evening with a fresh cast and conductor.
It conveys all the fierce joy of the racing cars down here, but in a tidier, admittedly more reliable little package suited to public roads.
The independent film "Beasts of the Southern Wild" moved with a fierce, abrasive joy that left one a little stunned.
Watching this, we had some fun; we were reminded of the long road ahead, for Americans and for the world; we may have joined in when they sang and danced to "Get Ur Freak On," with hand gestures, wiggling, and a fierce sense of joy.
That big grin that contorts my face has seemingly been a fierce force of joy in my days.
"I'm going to get up today and I'm going to be fierce about my joy.
