Sentence examples for mixture of joy from inspiring English sources

Like many, I did so with a mixture of joy and disbelief.

"Postcard From Iraq," by Thomas L. Friedman (column, May 21), elicited a mixture of joy and consternation.

Stone's mixture of joy and paranoia doesn't seem too dated for 2016; if anything, it seems too pointed.

Both the Kelly and the Serra, like the building itself, inspire a literally physical mixture of joy and awe.

Ibrox erupted with a mixture of joy and relief as the home players huddled round the goalscorer.

He looked intently at the face of the Virgin, which expressed a mixture of joy, surprise, and sadness.

Expect a dramatic mixture of festive joy and drama.

"It was a mixture of excitement, joy, and warmth," she told the Times, in 2016.

Here, My Dear, with its mixture of remembered joy and present anguish, will remain as an extraordinary memorial.

Although she claimed her eventual pregnancy to have been 'unplanned' and even stated she regretted having become pregnant before completing her studies, in the context of what had become both a stable relationship and an intense fear of infertility, the pregnancy brought her a mixture of personal joy and social relief.

But most of us remember high school with an emotional mixture of longing, regret, joy and embarrassment.