Sentence examples for heightened joy from inspiring English sources

These kinds of arguments are especially helpful when debating with someone who is prone to strong emotions (showing heightened joy and easily visible sadness).

Best of all is stretching out on the sand with a beach book that is actually set at the shore; somehow it heightens our delight in the transient joy of summer.

Her unexpected inability to do so only heightened her sense of loss for the "joys of raising a child without PDD".

Because everyone is doing the same thing at the same time, you seem to be working together, sharing the strain of the effort as well as the joy of the achievement, everyone's senses heightened by endorphins.

For me, having two young daughters has not only expanded my access to joy and deepened my sense of gratitude, but it has heightened my concern for the dangerously subversive messages they've already started to receive.

The musical numbers — bearing only traces of seventies cheese — erupt into daredevil acrobatics, which only heighten the show's joy and menace.

Overall the sadness of Marley's death seems only to heighten the sense of joy that runs through the music he left behind.

And he saw the Olympics as an event that would enhance and heighten moral virtue: "May joy and good fellowship reign, and in this manner, may the Olympic torch pursue its way through ages, increasing friendly understanding among nations, for the good of a humanity always more enthusiastic, more courageous and more pure".

Comfort and his wife, Ruth, divorced shortly after "Joy" came out: the unpleasantness of his infidelity seems to have been heightened for Mrs. Comfort when her husband became internationally known as "Dr. Sex".

You're awake to what's happening around you, your senses are heightened and you walk away with something office meetings rarely give you — a sense of joy".

Your emotions are surely heightened.