Sentence examples for rejoicing it from inspiring English sources

After his very public separation from the National Endowment of the Arts, Sergant only recently confessed that while his work on the campaign left him rejoicing, it also left him feeling like he hadn't done enough to help the No on Prop 8 campaign in California.

Whatever your reasons are, if you really don' feel like rejoicing, it may then be better not to force yourself.

Nevertheless, Rochdale Town Hall was ultimately celebrated as "a source of pride", and its completion prompted celebration and rejoicing; it transformed a "derelict and marshy riverbank in to a huge romantic Gothic plaza".

And when it does come out, there will be much rejoicing: it's the last time the Garmin-Asus operating system will be used on a device.

But even as the nation rejoiced, it was clear that its fragile peace rested uneasily on the shoulders of one man.

Football fans who have to travel on Sundays have a reason to rejoice: it's now possible to watch live professional football at 30,000 feet above ground.

Fans of the Megaformer, an exercise machine used by devotees of Sebastien Lagree in West Hollywood to chisel their abs, obliques and glutes, can rejoice: It's now the star of 48 weekly classes at SLT, a Midtown studio whose name stands for Strengthen Lengthen Tone.

But I find myself transfixed by its first principle: that we all have a visceral connection to nature, root for it, mourn with it, rejoice with it.

"But once you have been driven from your home and observed your fellow countrymen accepting it (indeed, rejoicing in it) then you will never again feel at home as you once had".

Its reissue is cause for rejoicing because it brings to a wider audience a mesmerizing tale that combines traditions of African and African-American story-telling with a keen understanding of biological and evolutionary imperatives.

There was rejoicing when it was learned that the women had been freed.