Sentence examples for rare joy from inspiring English sources
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There is a rare joy in what we're watching.
It is a rare "joy" to see such a happy end, she declares.
I can drink champagne any time, but seeing real people on daytime TV is a rare joy.
The Valencia manager, Gary Neville, has had little to celebrate since joining the club in December but looked on course for some rare joy when his side scored twice in the first half against Bilbao.
The renovated cruiser also has a deck cafe, theatre and, that rare joy, a disco... for families (so thankfully it has early closing and a no techno-till-dawn music policy).
For more than a decade, Greig Craft has lived the rare joys and frequent sorrows of an American doing business in Vietnam.
As her 62nd birthday approaches on Saturday, Brigitte Bardot is about to reveal the full misery and the rare joys of being the most famous Frenchwoman since Joan of Arc.
NEW DELHI — On Saturday night, when India lifted the Cricket World Cup for the first time in 28 years, the nation was filled with rare collective joy and a deceptive sense of wellbeing.
In a section of the report called sentiment analysis, the authors set out to determine the level of frustration (or in rare cases, joy) commuters felt in certain situations and locations or at certain times of day.
Once described as the richest doctor in history, the billionaire bought the Los Angeles Times in June, providing a rare jolt of joy in the troubled world of local and regional journalism.
