Sentence examples for joyous coming from inspiring English sources
In the end, the joyous coming together of all the misunderstood, the maligned and the just plain mixed-up, bestow lovely moments of real exuberance.
In 1983 Bernard Holland, reviewing him as an 11-year-old, wrote in The New York Times that his "exaggerations of phrase and abrupt changes of tempo and dynamics were the natural product of a talented child joyously playing a new game called 'music interpretation.'" Those traits are less natural, and a little less joyous coming from an adult.
The rickety So Many Things to Decide has one too many ales and sways like a drunken dad at a village fete, but what bite they've lost they make up for with soft, sincere romance – such as the sax-packed and joyous Come on Ghost.
If a more joyous song comes out in 2014, well … just forget I said anything about this one.
But with that joyous moment comes an additional heartbreak: the medication she has been on since the necrotizing fasciitis invaded her body has blurred her memory.
The joyous scene came Thursday at the end of a parade honoring the NBA champs.
His novel The Winter Zoo was named a New York Times Notable Book, and the paperback of his cultural history, American Fun: Four Centuries of Joyous Revolt, comes out November 4. Beckman lives in Annapolis, Maryland, with his wife, the critic Marcela Valdes, and their daughter.
The visceral charge of bands such as the Stooges, Grand Funk, and the New York Dolls was written off as silly kid stuff by the puka-shell-donning tastemakers of the high-profile rock publication, creating a gap between the top of the rock hierarchy and the fans who loved the joyous, insensitive noise coming out of the gutter.
Yet their early recordings survive as some of the most accessible and joyous music to come out of Africa.
Only once does the temptation become too much to resist: the joyous Holiday now comes with a monologue about pirates going yo-ho-me-hearties that could make even the soundest of minds consider following Wilson's lead and pulling a duvet over their head for a few years.
A joyous moment has come — the idea that you need a director of social media is beginning to lose its myth status.
