Sentence examples similar to happy mirth from inspiring English sources
Returning to France in 1802, after ten years of terror and war, he saw only the corpse of a revolution: When faith was pledged to new-born Liberty AA homeless sound of joy was in the sky: From hour to hour the antiquated Earth Beat like the heart of Man: songs, garlands, mirth, Banners, and happy faces, far and nigh!
Returning to France in 1802, after ten years of terror and war, he saw only the corpse of a revolution: **{:.break one} ** When faith was pledged to new-born Liberty: A homeless sound of joy was in the sky: From hour to hour the antiquated Earth Beat like the heart of Man: songs, garlands, mirth, Banners, and happy faces, far and nigh!
Unutterably witless, smutty/borderline blue, most of it (again) simply involved Brendan O'Carroll mugging sneeringly to camera about anyone who can spell or say things properly, saying "bucking" or "feck" to new gales of pant-wetting audience mirth, and a big happy swayalong at the end: it's like the worst panto ever.
James Corden is a snake in a bear costume, and would you be so happy to trust him with your fondness and mild mirth if his outer shell wasn't so hairy and cuddly?
Organisers asked for him to appear in the Prime Minister of Mirth costume instead of the usual clown garb, a request the comedian was happy to fulfil.
In his biography of Poggio, William Shepherd offers this explanation why: As a vehicle for sentiment, a book may be considered as the representative of its author; and in a world of anxiety and trouble, he who is endued with the happy talent of causing the wrinkle of care to give place to the pleasing convulsions of mirth, will find few circles of society in which he is not a welcome guest.
