Sentence examples similar to relishing common joy from inspiring English sources

When he won, it was his victory, but there was a surge of common joy.

I'm still relishing the joy of being able to eat food that was forbidden to me for a quarter century. .

They had in common their joy.

No one relished the joy of life and laughter more.

And now she cannot relish the joy of being a mother and preparing again for the Olympics.

"They should be able to relish the joy of their child's graduation.

It also carries the vague hint of ambition, and the Magliozzi brothers have built a career relishing in the joys, essentially, of just sitting around.

The O.E.D. says "chaat" may be Hindi, for "delicacy," or possibly Pakrit, for "devouring with relish," and common currency often has it as "to lick".

Luc Ducalcon was fresh back from France's World Cup exploits and seemed to relish the joys of scrummaging in Wales.

But every once and awhile, in between endless scrolling, the real humans of the web look up, get out and meet IRL to relish in the joys of the web, together.

Common sense increases joy of use, and that, in turn, adds to the Fit's fun factor.