Sentence examples for infantile joy from inspiring English sources

That's what the robustly acted Roundabout production picks up on most successfully: the pure infantile joy of crashing against taboos, giggling all the way.

This lively production, directed by Gordon Edelstein and entertainingly performed by a cast of four, revels in Mr. McDonagh's anarchic streak: the pure infantile joy of crashing against taboos, giggling all the way.

This lively production, directed by Gordon Edelstein and entertainingly performed by a cast of four, revels in the pure infantile joy of crashing against taboos, giggling all the way.

You feel... something of what Messi must feel: first, the overwhelming presence of the grass beneath his feet (he's a short player); then the tentative elegance of acquired skill, represented by the stepladder of the perfumed meringues; and, finally, the infantile joy, the childlike release, of scoring, represented by the passion-fruit cream and the candy-store pop rocks.

"Love, love, love and joy, joy, joy.

Joy, joy, joy!

Especially the kinds of dessert (or pudding, as the British call it) associated with infantile comfort and joy.

To citywide echoes of relief and joy and infantile giddiness, spring finally came.

B5 Hey, Isn't That the Sun? Spring finally came to the city, greeted by echoes of relief and joy and infantile giddiness.

She claimed one overriding emotion for her own art: joy, which she imagined as a state of infantile innocence, a memory of being happy in the world.

His own joy in destruction is his baseline trope — an infantile sadism in which he treats characters like flies whose wings he plucks or worms he cuts or ants he burns, a puerile glee in the death of the craftily guilty and the death of the stupidly innocent.