He was rather a joyous and lovely person to be around".
Juliet Stevenson had described to me a woman who is 'calm, considered, rather joyous, coupled with this intense seriousness.
'Skeletons … A Day of the Dead Bedtime Story'(Saturday) According to Mexican tradition, the spirits of deceased loved ones are revived on the Day of the Dead, a holiday that is joyous rather than ghoulish.
It was accidental: I just happened to click at that millisecond and catch a fleeting rather joyous moment.
And this lack of fear, though it might be interpreted by the odd journalist as arrogance, shows in her work as a rather joyous levity.
Or rather, because Camus is promoting intense, joyous, physical experience as opposed to a self-abnegating religious life, rather than developing an argument he asserts that these experiences are the right response.
In a photo-realist picture by Fritz Chesnut, ardent rock fans seem to be panicked rather than joyous.
"Rather, be joyous with the tremendous place this elephant takes within your heart and you will greet me again one day, John, and I will lift my head and trunk to the sky so that you can find your way home, as I did".
Their flight is merciless, joyous.
