Sentence examples for particular joy from inspiring English sources

The Saturday issue is a particular joy.

The second piece, a restless Scherzo, was a particular joy.

This is not to say the particular joy of eating pork rinds is a recent discovery.

Nonetheless, he's concluded, "with no particular joy," that the two are not meant to become untangled.

Unlike the Rangers' fans, McDonagh said he took no particular joy in eliminating the Devils.

But we get no particular joy out of eating off 12-inch plates.

Each offers its particular joys.

Each have their own particular joys; their own store of treasures.

And one of the particular joys of this "Color Purple" is hearing Ms. Erivo's Celie learn to sing.

The subtlety and upper body refinement of the English style, the excellence of its dance-actors, and the specificity of some of its Ashton repertory, rarely danced elsewhere, are particular joys.

Her voice was freighted with all the emotional weariness of a woman who knows the particular joys of surviving for too long on only an hour or two's unbroken sleep.