Sentence examples for restore some joy from inspiring English sources

Mr Salmond said: "The efforts by workers throughout Scotland who have gone out of their way and sacrificed their own Christmas Days to restore some joy to others should not go unnoticed.

"The child-friendly space will, at least partly, restore joy and some happy childhood moments for these children.

Although weary and wary of "the technocracy of professional sport," which "negates joy, kills fantasy, and outlaws daring," he nevertheless seeks out — and finds, however seldom — moments that restore the "joy of play".

Trumbull developed the technology as a way to create movie experiences more immersive than regular 3-D or giant-screen IMAX and restore the joy of going out to the movies.

That is, I can restore that joy by helping out a lot more people in ways that matter.

If you feel any sense of resentment when being around children for "holding up" the things you want to do, or you find yourself "half present" instead of giving your full attention, then being patient can restore your joy of spending time with children.

An absolute joy; to finish the weeks work and have such beautiful music to listen to (AND watch) restores some faith in telly programming.

A backup generator eventually restored some power.

Putin restored some Soviet symbols.

How to develop technologies and solutions that restore joy back to the practice of medicine.

What follows is a simple guide to restore joy, connection and love where needed most.