Sentence examples for that rejoicing from inspiring English sources

Early in his book Gilpin notes that "rejoicing in their own good fortune, Americans failed to appreciate that the country's prosperity was highly dependent on the global economy and that, in international economic affairs as in other aspects of life, no person or country is an island".

But there are many people who think that rejoicing makes no sense.

The date change is not motivated by the left's dytopian agenda, but rather that rejoicing over literal stolen land is fast falling out of fashion.

When someone is brought to justice after such a heinous act, I simply do not believe that rejoicing as if we just won the World Series is the way to respond.

Diana isn't the brilliant, gender-bending presence that Ms. McCarthy inhabited so brilliantly in "Bridesmaids," a movie that rejoiced in messy female behavior.

His comedy veers between misanthropy and shafts of idealism; between tales that rejoice in his dissolute lifestyle, and those that strongly suggest Stanhope is deeply depressed.

Here is a slide show of past New Yorker covers that rejoice in America's pastime — regardless of the team: "May 8 , 1926" by Victor Bobritsky.

Here is a slide show of past New Yorker covers that rejoice in America's pastime — regardless of the team: "The Mets are peaking at just the right time," Mark Ulriksen says about his cover for this week's issue.

They even wrote books together, churning out forgotten stocking-fillers that rejoiced in the titles of Fatties, Beardies and Baldies.

This was the world in which Richman grew up, a world that rejoiced in technology, that celebrated the suburbs and the opportunities offered by the highway.

Philip Kaplan, who captured attention with a Web site that rejoiced in the unraveling of the dot-com bubble, now helps sites secure online advertising through his company AdBrite.