Sentence examples for lasting joy from inspiring English sources
Happy obedience, too: that cello or French horn brings lasting joy, and a repertoire more demanding and subtle than rock music's.
WHEN it comes to happiness, social scientists say it's not glossy, tangible objects that give us lasting joy — it's experiences, be it wine tasting in Tuscany or snowshoeing in Vermont.
* Adapted from Operation Happiness - The 3-Step Plan to Creating a Life of Lasting Joy, Abundant Energy, and Radical Bliss (Rodale Books).
However, he grew tired with it quickly and by the last couple of tournaments, he expected to win and took little to no lasting joy.
The ancient yoga and spiritual teachings stress that happiness is real only when we let go of seeking material and transient things and discover the lasting joy that is within.
In his recent book, the best-selling Buddha's Brain, Hanson describes specific practices that can promote lasting joy, equanimity, and compassion and backs it all up with sound science.
The last "Joy" called for béchamel sauce.
The last "Joy" called for b?amel sauce.
He had one last joy, an exhibition at the Durand-Ruel Gallery in 1878.
On a spur-of-the-moment impulse they hustle him out a balcony window for a last joy ride in the arms of Nonna (Amr Waked), who was his No. 1 prostitute.
In two novels, "Benoni" and "Rosa," a caricatured Englishman meets and then marries Edvarda, the girl from "Pan," and in "The Last Joy," from 1912, Hamsun couldn't contain himself: "England will soon have to establish old folks' homes for its children, most likely.
