Sentence examples for joyous than from inspiring English sources

But Thursday was even more joyous than usual.

This year's march was even more joyous than usual.

(more joyous than obnoxious, but most assuredly loud).

Do you notice that? A. Some are more joyous than others.

But the service, a Shabbat, was more rocking and joyous than condolatory.

The atmosphere in Ellis Park was more joyous than intimidating yesterday, as well it might be.

A rainbow of colours helped make the overall effect joyous rather than cutesy.

Even though these wines have more dimensions to them, they are still light in spirit, joyous rather than weighty.

And though the album was made during a period when several band members suffered deaths in their families there's more joyous urgency than melancholy.

For all its storm and stress, he considered it a far more genial, pastoral and, in the finale, joyous piece than his turbulent First Concerto in D minor.

It was a much more joyous film than Dark Knight Rises which, despite its happy ending, was a leading exemplar of the dark trend in superhero films.