Sentence examples for perpetual joy from inspiring English sources
Love is a perpetual joy that saves us when all hope feels lost.
A colleague from his early days in the Artillery described him as a "perpetual joy to the soldier's world... because of his picturesque language, which never gave offence because it was so absolutely natural and so aptly fitted the occasion", but under some circumstances it proved less suitable.
Continually searching and seeking a life of perpetual joy and meaning, as little pain and suffering as possible, and a huge sense of gratitude for where I sit -- in good health, closely surrounded by my family and loved ones, living in a most beautiful setting and full of more energy, vision and purpose than ever.
We convince ourselves to be anything less than good is to admit failure in this perpetual race toward joy.
Whereas our parents saw it as a possibility, we saw it as our birthright--a belief that somehow, a perpetual state of joy (or near bliss) was accessible if only we played our cards right.
A much more low brow manifestation of endurance art is the good old Nyan Cat, born in April 2011 from an unlikely combination of inspiration (interview with the cat's designer here), and, with its bevy of offshoots and games, still serves as a literally perpetual source of joy and dread in the office.
Disregarding social opinion, its adherents, using the natural (sahaja, "born with") qualities of the senses and stressing the sexual symbolism of Bengal Vaishnavism, reinterpreted the Radha-Krishna legend and sought for the perpetual experience of divine joy.
To Bewick, nature was the source of joy, challenge and perpetual consolation.
The best we could do was find joy in life and blackness despite the existence of perpetual subjugation.
On this recording of a concert given last year (available also on DVD and Blu-Ray) Mr. Archuleta has a soft, precise voice full of perpetual wonder, far better suited to these wide-eyed holiday songs — especially "Joy to the World" and "The Cat and the Mouse Carol" — than to the pop music he's been attempting in the secular world.
