Sentence examples for the obvious joy from inspiring English sources

Seeing firsthand the obvious joy he was taking in the trip "made me fall in love with him," Ms. Dennison said.

We'd rather look at the precise swing, the liquid catch-turn-throw, the intensity of focus, the obvious joy of playing ball really well — all gifts Jeter has been giving us for 17 years, and counting.

He had thanked them again from the top step but what was clear when he reached them, as he and they began celebrating all over again, was the obvious joy it brought both parties.

The grunting will come in stereo — and please check out the Melbourne Herald Sun's hilarious guess-the-grunt interactive graphic — there will be fierce stares across the net and Sharapova will play with all the obvious joy of someone facing a tax audit.

Agents complain about his grudges, producers about his micromanaging and news purists about his lack of respect for the traditions of TV journalism, but nearly everyone respects the sheer panache with which he runs his company, and the obvious joy he derives from it.

Look past the obvious joy, the ear-to-ear grin.

By Tatiana Tibuleac The Head of the Neonatal Reanimation Ward of the Mother and Child Center of Chisinau, Alexandru Mogulceac, meets us at the door with obvious joy.

He said that for all its obvious joy, the statue presented a worthy undertone, too, in honoring "the memory of all those who didn't get their last homecoming".

His obvious joy in the game, and in their accomplishments, accompanied a sense of decency that's rare in the step-up-or-step-aside N.F.L. His players, he contended, "are not a piece of meat to me," and those men, whom Ryan, in his paternal style, always referred to as "kids," knew that he meant it.

"Thank you, Mom and Dad, for turning me on to such a groovy profession," said the gray-bearded Mr. Bridges, who brought the crowd to its feet in a prolonged ovation as he whooped, hollered and showed obvious joy in the moment.

Dortmund's obvious joy was in stark contrast to the emotions of the defeated Malaga players, with a cruel end especially harsh on coach Manuel Pellegrini, who had only arrived in Dortmund on Tuesday after flying back from his native Chile, where he had attended the funeral of his father  on Monday.