Sentence examples for some rejoicing from inspiring English sources

Apparently, that is meant to be exciting news, and cause of some rejoicing.

Off he hurtled in exultation, his team-mates haring after him, some rejoicing with him, others begging him to calm down.

As of Wednesday, Bill O'Reilly is officially out at Fox News, a turn of events that has some rejoicing.

That means that at our holiday tables we are likely to have some people in mourning and some rejoicing.

For individual activists tapped, so far, to serve on Vermont Lead's small board of directors, SEIU's arrival on the Vermont scene, with a wad of cash large by local standards, is cause for some rejoicing.

When he emerged from Kintore in 1988 with Current/SEE, critics complained (and some rejoiced) that it was too "pure" and free of gimmickry.

There were stories from parents who had given birth to children with the direst physical or mental defects; some rejoiced in the sacrifice, some lamented that this decision had brought misery to their families.

Some rejoiced, but most of us simply awaited intently the start of more regular drama.

There have been mixed reactions on Twitter, with some people rejoicing at the news and others wondering if Burger King is in the midst of an identity crisis: 'Burger King to start selling alcohol in the UK'.

By the same token, the holidays are arranged so that some involve rejoicing while others involve moderate forms of self-denial.

"I felt as if some divinity were rejoicing in me," she writes.