Sentence examples for joyful reaction from inspiring English sources

The act was unscripted, a joyful reaction to ending a year-and-a-half title drought and becoming the third woman to surpass $2 million in career earnings.

The joyful reaction of the defendants contrasted sharply with the looks of ashen disappointment by prosecutors and relatives of Ms. Kercher.

It's hard to tell if anyone had a more joyful reaction to an animal's appearance though than Steve Backshall, who interrupted his interviewee with absolute glee after spotting a blue whale.

Mr Wales is the first to admit that "there are some inherent limitations," and says they are busy trying to discover what they are.Contrast that with the joyful reaction of Wikipedia's detractors to Brian Chase, the dodgy biographer (whose article was literally one in a million).

Other previously unseen images include Monroe struggling to learn her lines on the set of "The Misfits" and her joyful reaction on learning from Clark Gable that his wife was expecting a baby.Ms Arnold first became associated with the Magnum photographic agency in 1951 and quickly made her mark as a skilled and fearless photojournalist.

There was a festival-like atmosphere outside Dublin Castle as the result was announced and a joyful reaction.

Soon after its release, one less cheerful critic asked: "What have they got to be happy about?" If the positive, joyful reactions to the video are anything to go by, it seems the answer is quite a lot.

Game of Thrones "Purple Wedding" was met with much more joyful reactions than its previous red one last night, as this video of viewers calling for death while fist-pumping shows.

Earlier this week, I provided a rundown of both her record and the joyful reactions to her resignation announcement, but it seems I forgot one -- the story of how disgracefully the D.E.A. is treating an informant who worked for them for over 25 years.

The joyful mass reaction to Ulster's win against Colomiers in 1999 has rarely been surpassed and Northampton's success against Munster at Twickenham in 2000 was the Saints' first trophy in their 120-year existence.

Free of depression at last, he was joyful and relieved — an odd reaction, you must admit, from someone who secretly wished to be ill.