Sentence examples for joyous exuberance from inspiring English sources
They add a joyous exuberance to the popular style spectrum of neutral colorings.
Sometimes it came in the joyous exuberance of the no-hoper – take a bow, Eddie "the Eagle" Edwards.
Charlie Holmes, one of his saxophone players, summed up this joyous exuberance perfectly: Other trumpet players would... be hitting high notes, but they sound like a flute up there or something.
The only speaker was Howie Rose, the Mets' radio announcer, who recalled Carter as having the "fearlessness of a warrior and the joyous exuberance of a kid — the Kid".
Sometimes the balance seems not quite right, for example when organ continuo dominates, but some superb ensemble numbers pit voices against virtuosic instruments so each seems to outdo the other in joyous exuberance.
Since that orchestra's sensational UK debut in Edinburgh and the Proms in 2007, it has exploded many British people's ideas about what classical music can be: these players perform with a fiery passion and joyous exuberance that counters the reputation of classical music as a polite pastime for the middle-aged middle classes.
Accompanied by an unpretentious, seamless playlist (from Portishead to Nina Simone, 18 compositions in all) Sweet Mambo flourishes as a joyous display of artistic exuberance.
Purim, the Jewish Feast of Esther, is celebrated with an atmosphere of exuberance, a joyous, boisterous mocking of tradition and decorum, when it is customary, on this one day only, to drink to giddy excess.
Their new album, Wolfsbane Save the World, is a joyous and exhilarating affair, bursting with exuberance and mindless optimism.
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.
