Sentence examples for life joy from inspiring English sources

AS IN Shakespeare's comedies as in life, joy is tinged with sorrow.

Much like their maker, Muray's photographs are full of life, joy, and color.

It includes a scene showing that water brings life, joy and love, according to its star Vantha Talisman.

But more broadly than that, rage makes a really poor substitute for the ingredients of a good life: joy, meaning, love.

But that night my dream of glory turned gray, because I saw that the best the "white world" has to offer was not enough ecstasy for me, not enough life, joy, kicks, music; not enough night.

And Miller gushed: "This book will make literary history... because of it, women are going to find their own voice and give us great sagas of sex, life, joy and adventure".

From all this you can tell a rich electronic story of someone's life: joys, sorrows, loves, secrets.

But real high-on-life joy is so wholly un-British, we tend to leave the messy business to theatrical types.

Phrases like "strength-filled life-joy," and the emphasis on stormy discipline, do begin to smack of Nazi slogans.

But another reviewer, Horst Büttner, a protégé of Joseph Goebbels, waxed ecstatic after the 1937 premiere about "the radiant, strength-filled life-joy" Orff's settings of bawdy medieval ballads expressed through their "folklike structure".

You are transforming corpses into a source of life and joy, turning suffering into delight.