Sentence examples for joyous yet from inspiring English sources

The singers took "And the glory of the Lord shall be revealed" at a nice, lilting tempo, relaxed and joyous, yet touched with swing.

It turned out to be a joyous yet thoroughly perplexing publishing experience.

Indeed: there's no bigger contrast between what Kosky did for Rameau and his Magic Flute, which is a joyous yet profound staging in which animation takes centre stage.

Louis Langrée, who became music director of Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart Festival at the end of 2002, has put together a terrific orchestra — young, energetic, and startlingly competent — and at Saturday night's concert at Avery Fisher Hall, he inspired it to joyous yet thoughtful heights of performance.

"Bloom" is a celebration of spring, but one that takes into account Mother Nature's darker side (relax, there are no insipid maypole dances lurking in the wings) and plays off Mr. Wainwright's joyous yet mournful interpretations of poetry by Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman.

So far, if you've only heard Our Love and the joyous yet humble Can't Do Without You (dedicated, of course, to Dan's wife, although he says with a sigh that the sentiment was slightly lost on her after she'd heard the loop blaring out of his basement studio for the 1,000th time) then the final two songs on the album might come as a bit of surprise.

"For us it was joyous, but yet it was very saddening," said Mrs. Tinkham.

"His mind was racing," Rosenthal writes, "he felt so alive!" I love that line: so joyous and yet, for a kids' book, so relatively mordant, or even kind of heartbreaking, spoons being inanimate and all.

I mean real Lambrusco secco, dry, earthy and slightly bitter yet joyous and refreshing, beloved by millions in Emilia-Romagna.

It is a memory I carry with me always: unexpected, inspiring, optimistic, triste yet joyous all at the same time".

The night culminated in a short yet joyous set by Coldplay, incorporating lasers, confetti canons and Chris Martin clambering up the balconies like a mountain gazelle.