Sentence examples for understandable joy from inspiring English sources

But succeed he has.But despite the understandable joy at both Longbridge and Westminster, neither the future of Rover or of the British car industry is assured.

If there was understandable joy in South Africa at the arrival of the country's first rowing gold, the silver medals around the necks of the GB lightweight men's four were the subject of considerable post-race debate.

A former senior British military commander has defended the actions of two RAF servicemen who took photographs showing one of them giving the thumbs-up sign while posing next to the body of a dead Taliban fighter, suggesting they reflected their "understandable joy" at killing an enemy fighter.

Rule Breaking THE MOD ARE INVESTIGATING THE TALIBAN 'TROPHY' PHOTOGRAPHS One senior military commander has already defended the soldiers' "understandable joy".

Colonel Richard Kemp, a senior British military commander, defended the soldiers' actions, saying that while he did not condone "this sort of behaviour", the RAF members "had been under threat of their lives" and were experiencing an "understandable joy at seeing that their enemy – who were trying to kill them a short time before – [were] no longer alive". .

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An immense amount of justified and understandable pride and joy surrounded the games, but as they wore on fatigue began to mix with annoyance.

I think the guys that just do it for the pay cheque, it's kind of obvious.' The tears joy of joy were understandable because a fortnight earlier at Estoril in Portugal his championship dream appeared to have ended in a gravel trap courtesy of an overambitious overtaking manoeuvre by his team-mate Dani Pedrosa.

In this connection, Ji Kang's famous thesis that emotions are foreign to music or literally, that "sounds do not have [in them] sorrow or joy" (sheng wu ai le)—becomes readily understandable.

Above all, certainly all of us can share the goal of the book: "demystifying the world of science" (p. 14), making it understandable and accessible to everybody, because understanding is the basis of an informed and conscientious citizenry and because it can give you pleasure and joy.

There were very real, quite understandable reasons many felt so sad in the face of magnified expectations of joy.