Sentence examples for hearts gladdened from inspiring English sources

Hearts gladdened by the generosity of a new one.

You could hear it all over, English men and women with their hearts gladdened and their spirits lifted, screaming for all they was worth.

Maine lobster populations this year are abundant, and though this means lobstermen's paychecks are suffering, home cooks' hearts gladden.

The boy's name means, "My heart is gladdened toward the Lord for what God has given to me" (Moyosoreoluwa).

My heart was gladdened by an official-looking sign in the Milwaukee airport, just beyond the security checkpoint, hanging over where you put your shoes and coat back on and stuff your laptop back in the case: The sign said, "Recombobulation Area".

Ministerial hearts may be gladdened, therefore, by a new poll published in The Times today.

Swift action was needed.As Mr Lonsdale tells it, it is a story to gladden hearts.

That's why even a rare nomination in a leading-actor category gladdens hearts.

His ideas about the revival of politics in the Facebook age find almost no echo among Ukippers, while whathe has said in the recent past about the future of the state would not exactly gladden hearts in Jaywick.

"Two things that might gladden hearts of young scientists are that in this economic environment, the president of the European Commission appointed a chief scientific adviser, so he regards science as crucial for the future of Europe.

With the U.S. Open tennis tournament in full swing my heart is always gladdened by my favorite tennis story of all time, which involves my sister.