Sentence examples for particularly joyous from inspiring English sources

It does not sound like a particularly joyous holiday.

She was feisty but not particularly joyous and spoke more by rote than with real relish.

If I'm feeling particularly joyous, I toss in a splash of rum.

Particularly joyous are the photos from the forties, in which the camera is turned back on Mildred.

Langoustines and peas make for a particularly joyous plate – pastel pinks and whites are gorgeous with pea green, the sweet taste of each accentuating that of the other.

"Christmas will be a particularly joyous time this year for many living with hepatitis C as they can now look forward to the prospect of a cure and a much healthier future," chief executive officer, Helen Tyrrell, said.

The same is true of the Symphony No 8, alive with bohemian folk melodies and rhythms, from the rustic to the joyous to, particularly in Mackerras's hands, the tender.

While particularly popular with hippy-bohemians in France, their joyous cacophony translated well here: unpretentious, joyous, and quintessentially gallic fun.

An avuncular and approachable figure (a particularly syrupy campaign video shows him locked in joyous embrace with all kinds of cheery Greeks), he is nonetheless one of the country's most in-your-face politicians.

We must try to live!") is joyous and the artwork often jubilant – particularly in the dream sequences – weighty issues of conflict, death and destruction lurk just beyond the rims of Jiro's spectacles.

We're not particularly good with fanciful accessories, but weddings are joyous events and wedding hats are always exuberant.