Sentence examples for sudden joy from inspiring English sources

In narcoleptics, cataplexy is most frequently caused by sudden joy.

Before intermission were mostly works of sorrowing and sacrifice, leaving sudden joy and revived spirits for the second half.

Their poems are enriched to the point of volatility, but they pay out, often, in sudden joy.

(The poet drew another similarly yearning picture of sisterhood and its complicated feminism in the title poem from her 1999 collection, "Interior with Sudden Joy").

The New Yorker, August 16 , 1999P. 85 Briefly noted book review of "Interior With Sudden Joy" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $21) by Brenda Shaughnessy..

Class-action lawsuits, especially the type that drag on for years, are rarely synonymous with sudden joy, serendipitous generosity, or an unexpected Thanksgiving turkey.

"The cast dance through Ratmansky's fluent and ingenious encounters, evoking sudden joys and mysterious despairs, and continue until there dawns the heretical thought that Chopin/Françaix is a damned bore, and that one more embrace, yet another fall to the ground with attendant moping, and enough is more than enough.

Meanwhile, Sonia sheds her silence to confess a sudden, strange joy, inspired by the shy hope that her love for Dr. Astrov (Igor Chernevich) might somehow be returned.

And when he won, when sunshine pierced those curtains and the British dropped them in sudden unbridled joy, a 77-year wait for a British men's champion ended.

This is why when we fall, we lift each other; or when in pain, we hold each other; why when sudden with joy, we dance together.

One of his giant rocking chairs (he loves rocking chairs) or overblown bookcases will bring someone a sudden jolt of pure joy, while the person next to them will retch.