Sentence examples for fragile joy from inspiring English sources

Still, the sixties were a fragile joy.

While it is drenched with melancholy, it nonetheless exudes a fragile joy; you finish it feeling that bit more reconciled to life.

Lola, Terrence Rafferty wrote in The New York Times, "is the perfect vehicle for Jacques Demy's ideas about love, illusion and the fragile joy of movies".

This self-invented Lola is a perfect vehicle for Jacques Demy's ideas about love, illusion and the fragile joy of movies, because she's a seamless combination of the real and the ideal: her belief in the ideal is her reality.

If anything, the fragile joys of parenthood have only attuned her further to joy's flipside.

"This is an enormous step toward taking very, very seriously the safety of our young players who are perhaps the most fragile," Joy Conradt said.

Joy, joy, joy!

A profound meditation on memory and mourning, Sheers's novel captures the "unbearably fragile" nature of joy and movingly depicts the haunting physical reminders we leave behind – footprints and fingerprints; breath fogging up glass – and the indelible emotional imprints too, the love that remains long after the beloved person has gone.

It's a fragile moment, whose mysterious joy sends him glancing up to see it reflected in his wife's eyes.

"I do find joy in all the fragile myths we hold onto.

The reaction to her shirtless routine gave Notaro "so much joy" during an otherwise fragile time, she told HuffPost Live.