Sentence examples for joyous faces from inspiring English sources

And when we entered we were enveloped by a crowd of joyous faces.

Liotard himself cracks a joyous face in his Self Portrait Laughing, painted in about 1770.

In the subdued "Veris leta facies" ("The joyous face of spring"), the woodwinds voiced Orff's chords with such precision that the harmonies for once sounded pungently modern.

The significance and poignancy of the inspired choice was written all over Nelson Mandela's joyous face as he embraced the tournament's trophy when the decision was announced by FIFA, soccer's governing body.

During the last days of her life, seeing a grandchild would always put a joyous look on her face.

As Kent dug into the batter's box, he flashed back to the deciding home run Albert Pujols hit in Game 2, and the joyous look that crossed his face as he rounded the bases.

To see that joyous look on a child's face in the audience, echoed by that of their parent's when that floating elephantine bum has just ricocheted off their heads, is perhaps the best thing of all.

In my boyhood, he was the joyous public face of Catholicism, a rotund holy man, optimistic and welcoming.

They were harmonious and joyous in the face of total crap.

And I think that is the revolution: to dare to be joyous in the face of adversity".

The choir sings gospel songs such as Face to Face and Joyous in a way that makes the spine tingle, the heart soar and the tummy flip.