You can sense those encounters in these methodical yet joyfully colorful works.
My countrymen and I have watched tearfully, yet joyfully, as the real pillars of American power have stepped forward to greatness: these heroic firefighters, magnificent policemen and policewomen, splendid medical workers, tireless construction crews, ever-present clergy, volunteers from all walks of life and the dedicated Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.
20) that includes a particularly relevant image: of a joyfully radiant Hillary Clinton, not yet the battle-hardened veteran, at a women's-health conference in 1993.
They pealed neither joyfully nor sorrowfully, and yet managed to impart to the waiting minds and straining ears a sense of foreboding something akin to fear - the feeling that overcomes most people at a crisis in life.
But the joyfully conniving, "merry, and yet honest too" wives of Windsor, from Shakespeare's comedy that bears their name, prove extraordinarily able in the art of feminine wiles.
Christie's presents a single sale this week, a selection of photographs (Feb. 20) that includes a particularly relevant image: of a joyfully radiant Hillary Clinton, not yet the battle-hardened veteran, at a women's-health conference in 1993.
They make me feel powerful, confident, and most of all, myself, a part of my body I've never had before yet somehow feel joyfully reunited with.
And though they haven't had children yet, she said, "we'd joyfully grow the family if it's meant to be".
As in the secular model, the movement is in two similar parts, each consisting of two contrasting sections, "" (Soar joyfully upwards to the exalted stars) and "" (Yet stop!).
And yet, most of us — intentionally, passionately, joyfully — make this least rational of choices.
The ban on books had been lifted, and my fellow passengers and I boarded the plane, joyfully clutching our reading matter - if not yet our laptops, iPods, and computer games - as a shield against the new terrors of the air.
