Sentence examples for stubborn joy from inspiring English sources
If we must have action movies starring a man in a tweed jacket, that man has to be Robert Donat, and we need the juicy, amusable tones of Alfred Hitchcock telling him what to do; but action cannot bloom out of inaction just for the sake of it, and Apted cannot escape, whether via jetty or alternative means, the stubborn fact that the joys of Harris's book were doggedly undramatic.
Whether they spark joy or not, some possessions I continue to carry, stubborn as a mule.
That last stubborn trace of Fomo – fear of missing out – has been expunged from my soul and pure Jomos – joy of same – swells my heart.
But the careful choreography — and the joy many felt — did not ease the anger and disappointment of a relatively small but stubborn band of hard-core Sanders supporters.
He ran to the corner of the ground where England fans were in profusion and, his face split with joy, held out the front of his shirt as if asking his mother to explain a particularly stubborn stain.
"Love, love, love and joy, joy, joy.
