Sentence examples for is particularly joyful from inspiring English sources
Hart's tone is particularly joyful and Horner's drums cascade in syncopated delight.
In the early days all the plants were a bit small, but now it is mature and the robins seem to be particularly sweet and joyful in there.
It's a particularly joyful instrument; it puts a smile on the face, and this has been the case since it was invented in 1879.
"That's a particularly joyful number," Ms. Benanti said.
Nor is there anything particularly joyful about the £3m of government money provided to sustain the tiny Press Recognition Panel until patience and prospects run out at the end of next year.
Of course, the impression most people have of embalming isn't a particularly joyful one.
That stroll was, my last two nights, particularly joyful, as I was heading for the 40-room, family-owned Les Chansonniers.
Jessa is a sexual free spirit but not particularly joyful.
The dog plus flowers plus bigness is a particularly innocent, joyful example of the transformation of familiar objects for which Mr. Koons is best known.
There is a joyful element to Newkirk's work — the videos, particularly — that hinges more on a celebration of blackness than on brooding critique.
