Sentence examples for necessary joy from inspiring English sources
Looking at his pictures, we approach the farthest frontiers of a necessary joy.
Life slumps out of shape without the necessary joy of The Big Shop to hold it all together.
"If priority dispatch is removed, then renewables must be given a fall-back option of access and renumeration in the balancing markets to help stabilise the system, or clear levels of compensation in the event that curtailment is necessary," Joy said.
Mr. Feltsman played the Andante with poetic detail, but his mechanical approach to the Scherzo deprived it of a necessary spontaneity and joy.
Those who had limited sympathy for the Charlie Hebdo victims on the grounds that they had to some extent provoked violent retribution must now realise that no provocation is necessary, unless communal joy counts as a provocation.
Spots of joy are necessary and needed in the seemingly endless fight for justice.
Taking time for activities that build your joy is necessary for strengthening resilience.
That kind of joy is necessary for leadership because it shows the world that you're interested and invested in your ideas.
The Catholic Church teaches that "all who die in God's grace, but still imperfectly purified, are indeed assured of their eternal salvation; but after death they undergo purification, so as to achieve the holiness necessary to enter the joy of heaven". The purification that happens in purgatory is entirely different from the punishment that takes place in hell.
In their "Ecosex Manifesto" (oh, just breathe, it's only seven passages, nothing to roll your eyes about and certainly not as brutal as MTR --they note, in part, that they are ecosexual activists and will help "save the MTR --they the waters, the skies by any MTR --theyssary, especially though love, joy anoteowers of seductinn".
