Sentence examples for qualified joy from inspiring English sources
Sitting at the bar was a lance corporal in the Marine Reserves who, like many others, expressed a qualified joy, though in his case the joy was qualified by something other than sadness or worry.
Kate Russell, managing director of Russell HR Consulting, said: "Pregnancy and maternity bring joy to expectant parents, but employers may feel qualified joy because however happy they may be for their employee personally, it does cause disruption in the workplace".
To go through what this group of players had to go through, the circumstances, to pick themselves back up … to see them qualify, the joy and the hard work they have put in, for me it was a really happy moment".
First, though, a good chunk of the show qualifies as pure joy.
Two people died in car accidents after Algeria's capital, Algiers, exploded in fireworks and horn-honking joy after the national team qualified for the knockout stages of the World Cup for the first time.
If he knows more joy than you, who is better qualified to be a consultant about life, you or him?
"We saw a market that was really lacking in joy and inspiration, and we feel like we're really uniquely qualified to bring that".
It definitely qualified as the best thing I'd ever read, and I almost exploded with joy when I found there was a whole fat book of plays.
We may not have qualified but we distinguished ourselves credibly" Updated at 3.03pm BST 2.23pm BST I've just noticed that Scott Murray did a a Joy of Six on great disallowed goals a while back.
