Sentence examples for shared bliss from inspiring English sources

This allowed the audiences to see, for instance, Romeo and Juliet's shared bliss and longing in their first pas de deux, and Juliet's anguish at discovering that Romeo is dead.

Accompanied by drums and pipes, in masks and costumes, people, often hand in hand and usually in circles, sang and danced, faster and faster, until a climactic state of shared bliss was attained.

Strawberries and rhubarb find shared bliss on clouds of mascarpone sandwiched between thin sheets of pastry, and the fattest, firmest blueberries on record lend tactical support to a cheesecake perfectly balanced between sweet and sour, with a pastry base that could almost be its own dessert.

Music can evoke other worlds, but concerts take place in this one, and Bjork made sure to share her bliss.

There, a young fisherman, Miguel (Cristian Mercado), awaits the birth of his first child, an event that fills him with so much happiness that he shares his bliss generously with his beloved wife and his more adored male lover.

The ensuing Miami Herald article detailed an improbable incident featuring a Hispanic couple in their "50's or 60's" who in mid-August chartered a plane out of Key West, ostensibly with the desire to share connubial bliss at altitude.

The mystery is why a private reader in a public space should exude a shared, communal sense of bliss, while that CD Discman listener twisting his shoulders to an unheard beat, and the cell-phoner smiling at something he's been told, spread irritation and loneliness among their riding neighbors.

Even as she must increasingly face the enormity of those betrayals, she is willing to betray every conceivable standard of her own personal integrity if that will somehow return her former husband and the Germany she called home to their former connubial bliss and shared heimat.

We were all sharing the same bliss with the same goal and chasing the same holy grail.

Krystle met Todd in February 2000, and they shared six months of lysergic bliss in the silo before things began to catabolize into chaos.

Scientific knowledge is not to blame.THE BIOTECH CENTURY.By Jeremy Rifkin. Tarcher 288 pages; $24.95.Gollancz £16.99THEE ignorance-is-bliss view is shared by Jeremy Rifkin.