Sentence examples for noble joy from inspiring English sources
The melodies are simple, but the emotions are complex in the brief, relaxed "Héliotropes du Clos-André" or the noble joy of "Les Noces du Duc de Joyeuse".
As Leonardo said: "The noblest pleasure is the joy of understanding".
Eat with your fingers and taste the immense joy that this noble fish has given to us with its life.
The film plays into the myth of the noble savage, of the capacity for joy even among the destitute, but that joy seems to be fueled in the adults around Hushpuppy by alcohol and other ways of numbing the pain of existence.
Friendships both secure us against risks and anxieties (more reliably than the hazards of a political career) and also provide pleasures and indeed joy: "The man of noble character is chiefly concerned with wisdom and friendship.
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"Among all human pursuits," Thomas Aquinas wrote, "the pursuit of wisdom is more perfect, more noble, more useful, and more full of joy".
Book editing … increasingly resembles those "caring professions," nursing and teaching, where the joy of laboring selflessly on behalf of a noble cause — in this case, literature — is supposed to make up for the lack of profits and respect.
Sexual acts in marriage are considered "noble and honorable" and are meant to be enjoyed with "joy and gratitude".
