Sentence examples for joyful decision from inspiring English sources

When it became clear that the most pragmatic thing to do was rebuild the house — not an easy or joyful decision, they said, because what you really want to do after a catastrophic fire is walk away — Robert Dean and Jesse Carrier, the architect and designer who had rehabbed the house in 2007, helped them with this rebuild.

Either way, for the wife or husband, it can be a joyful decision to give themselves completely to their beloved and identify with their family name by making it their own.

It is when we remember our own value and the value of our sisters, that we make wise, joyful decisions in our financial lives.

But Rick Sanders, a company executive, said it was hardly a simple, painless or joyful business decision.

So Dr. Tatum was neither capricious nor joyful with her decision to discontinue sports.

After all, I hope to keep the next Democratic president in my life for eight years; it would be good to feel joyful about that decision.

On the contrary, once the practice is abandoned through a collective decision and a joyful public ceremony, it is abandoned by all the inter-marriage groups, and it is seen by the communities themselves as an aspect of their own development.

C8 Business Digest C1 World Business W1-8 EDITORIAL A26-27 Editorials: The Florida court decision; Peru after Fujimori; joyful holiday travel.

Today, David Greig's explosive revival pairs young Bob and Helena (Sarah Higgins and Henry Pettigrew) with older versions of themselves (Benny Young and Eileen Nicholas) to create a joyful story of love, uncertainty and stupid decisions.

If James had ended his hour-long infomercial in 2010 by telling the host Jim Gray that he was staying in Cleveland, the whole "Decision" event would be remembered very differently today, as a joyful, if self-important, expression of loyalty.

He just finished "Design Your Life: How to Build a Well-Lived, Joyful Life," by Bill Burnett and Dave Evans, a 2016 book that is supposed to prepare readers for making decisions in their education and career.