Sentence examples for joyous act from inspiring English sources

A joyous Act I dance for Zina and six other women beautifully draws the listener into both pulse and melody in changing ways.

I find it a joyous act to be behind a camera and follows these stories and put them together in the edit room.

While we were looking through these, the photographer, Pacifico Silano, noticed that there is a sort of innocence running through the imagery maybe because these publications came out before the HIV epidemic devastated the community and banished the idea that sex could be a joyous act free of long-term consequences.

She essentially said there's something wrong with society when our first reaction is often to ridicule those who are earnestly having fun, or when there always needs to be layers of irony in it, like there's skepticism in purely sincere, joyous acts.

Breast-feeding is one of the most natural and joyous acts of human love.

The film covers the duration of the 11-month-long strike, from its joyous second act and all the way to the depressing epilogue.

The judges praised "a joyous, entertaining double act," who "give a voice to a sector of society unrepresented on radio".

The judges described them as a "joyous, entertaining double act, having fun with the medium and unconstrained by any ingrained ideas of what works and what doesn't.

Asked about their trip to the Grosvenor House hotel in London for last night's glamorous ceremony, hosted by Chris Evans and featuring live performances by Jessie J and Gary Barlow, Betty said: "It's quite a do, isn't it?" The judges praised "a joyous, entertaining double act" who "give a voice to a sector of society unrepresented on radio".

And when the entire ensemble dances in sync with the filmed image of the street busker, it's an act of strangely joyous spiritual communion.

Mr. Auerilio made his point and bounded away past the white marble columns of St. Peter's Square, appearing joyous in spirit after an act that can typically leave those who experience postal bureaucracy feeling aggravated.