Sentence examples for public joy from inspiring English sources
A certain lack of public joy.
Public joy like that is something you have to experience in person.
After all, in the summer of 2012, I was invited to liveblog the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games, the culmination of two week's worth of unfathomable sporting achievements and unimaginable public joy.
It is my very first, unforgettable day of public joy.
There are no public meltdowns, but there is also no public joy.
The Obamanos spirit is the spirit of democracy itself: No longer something done to us or for us, democracy becomes what we ourselves create: a culture of engagement drawing us out of our isolation and into an ongoing -- no longer once-in-a-lifetime -- experience of public joy.
It wants to offer the public "the joy of eradicating non-native species".
Louis C. K.'s ability to hack his own route to his public brings joy to the Web-inclined — "Louis C. K. wins everything ever," said the wags at Vulture, New York magazine's Web site — but will seem less charming to the cable outlets who teamed up with him and helped build him into a juggernaut.
"The really sad thing is that, for a lot of the public, the joy has gone out of the Games," Michael Knight, Olympics minister for the state government of New South Wales and president of the Sydney Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games, said in an interview earlier this month.
But athletes like James and Bolt have turned their passion into unusually public displays of joy.
