Her letters to Nyesie convey a parent's mix of joy and fatigue.
But the 10 men held out for that now-familiar mix of joy and relief.
But for Kurds, thoughts of removing Mr. Hussein summon a mix of joy and unease.
The club, its roof lined with Oracle flags that clapped in the wind, was wrapped in a mix of joy and disbelief.
School life as an Italian kid in an Anglo, well-to-do Sydney neighbourhood in the early 70s was a jarring mix of joy and trepidation.
The mix of joy and sorrow that will mark this year's marathon is recalled in the memory of Tim Coughlin, Kathleen Coughlin's brother-in-law, who was a managing director at Cantor Fitzgerald, which lost more than 650 employees on Sept. 11.
Last night, a rain-swept but packed St Peter's Square erupted with a mix of joy and not a little shock as clouds of white smoke told the crowds – and the rest of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics – that a new pontiff had been chosen on just the second day of voting.
This news delighted Mr. Grosswald and gave him an acute case of what psychologists call "hagglerphoria," a complicated mental state characterized by a mix of joy and anger-tinged sadness — the first stemming from the results, the second from the realization that it took the Haggler's interventions to get those results.
This development was met with an odd mix of joy and outrage: while it was a long overdue victory for tolerance and diversity, some were concerned that the new emojis would be a useful tool for bigots, while others complained that people of colour would now be faced with the strange obligation to use a "matching" emoji every time they felt moved to give a thumbs-up.
There was a mix of joy and sadness in Hollywood this week.
