Sentence examples for identifying joy from inspiring English sources

They also suggested identifying joy triggers, which are those things (like a good massage or a hot cup of coffee) that make you happy, and then incorporating them into your day.

Apparently, a significant portion of the TechCrunch team has been inspired by the show to start going through their stuff and identifying what "sparks joy" (though some of us have been more systematic and successful than others).

It seems like a significant portion of the TechCrunch team has been inspired by the show to start going through their stuff and identifying what "sparks joy," though some of us have been more systematic and successful than others.

Consider designing a "joy plan" by identifying things that bring you joy.

Philótês (love, friendship, affection) identified with gêthosúnê (pleasure, joy — the word is cognate with "joy"), Empedocles, Fragment 17, lines 20-24.

I wanted the pleasure of hearing about the villagers' fear of some kind of demonic violation; I wanted the vicarious joy of identifying with Ggaecheol, who was so free, shaking off the yoke of their tradition and their morality.

Now that you have the knowledge, take heart; you've succeeded in identifying some of your joy cravings.

Talk about the power and joy of identifying and celebrating their personal strengths and positive qualities that they bring to playing sports.Then ask each kid to talk about their strengths and qualities.

And Quentin is almost pure conscience — the problem being that he lacks the flesh and bone to make an audience identify with his joy or pain.

We're still a long way from that in the U.S., but now may be a good time to remind ourselves that ours is a kingdom that grows not by might or power but by the Spirit, whose presence is identified by love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.

Palo-Bengtsson and Ekman [ 26] unusually focused on emotional responses as their key outcome, specifically identifying positive emotions such as joy and amusement: although this was a tiny study (with 6 participants), it highlights the potential range of outcomes that may follow, and explores the social and emotional dimensions of the interventions concerned, in this case social dancing and walks.