Sentence examples for joyful sight from inspiring English sources

We came on the fishing bank of Newfoundland on the 12th of July and on the 19th we saw land and it was a joyful sight to us.

Holding back their flower power until this listless month, their freshness, in whites, pinks, yellows and blues, creates a joyful sight in drooping, mildewed borders.

They are a most joyful sight, but in Rainbow Dust, Peter Marren's excellent new cultural history of butterflies, we are reminded that for many people these butterflies were objects of doom.

**{:.break one} ** We came on the fishing bank of Newfoundland on the 12th of July and on the 19th we saw land and it was a joyful sight to us.

For those of us in the throes of World Cup fever -- dutifully waking for morning matches, even those featuring the woeful French -- is there a more joyful sight in sport than Lionel Messi?

She is joyful, at the sight of the Afghan flag, a banner that has not been used for nearly 30 years, rising over the reopened embassy in Washington.

About a dancer at the Moulin Rouge whom Toulouse-Lautrec drew, he writes: "He made her live, and presents her in all her charm and folly: rambunctious, joyful, gobbling everything in sight, living for the hour, giving everything she had to give without thought for the morrow, talented, a kind of bohemian genius but also ignorant and stupid".

The Harper childrenpublished children's book comes out Tuesday, and though it started as satire, the result is a genuinely sweet story that depicts a sound, joyful marriage a particularly valuable sight, given the dearth of adult relationships, queer or not, shown in children's books.

Her response to the impending loss of her sight is a joyful shrug: "To be perfectly honest, I really don't care".

After an hour and a half in my own personal purification chamber and missing every whale and dolphin sighting blared with joyful exuberance from the ship's PA, I stand with my legs of clay, hugging the sides of the ship in search of the first familiar face.

The immense crowds, patient and joyful and fraternal; the music; the mere sight (even the mere fact) of the youthful, graceful President and his beautiful dark-skinned family — given these, some have argued, more emotion would have been superfluous.