Sentence examples for serene joy from inspiring English sources
As her arms reached upward with serene joy, she appeared to be greeting a new day with a morning prayer.
The sheer, serene joy of not having to plan several weeks in advance a meal that will take about an hour to demolish to a sprouty rubble.
Kyra Nichols was the soloist in the opening, "Preghiera". As her arms reached upward with serene joy, she appeared to be greeting a new day with a morning prayer.
The serene joys of trail running come from the safety we feel of passing through its timbers or open sky unharmed, a protection from hostile animals or unfriendly tribes.
But from there the piece proceeds through a medley of European carols, blazing with joy up to its serene finale.
The subject is awful, almost unthinkable, but you feel a strange joy in the writing, the serene satisfaction of exactitude in the sound those two adjectives, "dire, hurtling," make as they tumble into place.
Halting and stuttering, falling and turning, blissfully serene in her nakedness, Marojevic transmits a fallible and unmediated joy that is surely the essence of Clinkard's intention.
In typical examples the sitters, whether adults or children, come across as simultaneously warm and chilly, serene with self-confidence but often, to quote James, "unaccompanied by joy".
Or perhaps it's the serene purposefulness of a cook like Eugene, who infuses each dish with the joy of survival.
However, DR Congo head coach Florent Ibenge said his squad was "serene" and "preparing to play", adding: "We want to win this third place and give joy, but we are really not scared of this".
