Sentence examples similar to unearthing joy from inspiring English sources
The book was praised by a reviewer in The New York Times as "a late-night unearthing of childhood joy and adolescent regret" that also extended into the "discovery of manly love and pardon" toward a literary icon and often distant father.
There's the joy (or shock) of unearthing all those photos and showing them to people who've never seen them, and there's the immense comfort of knowing that they're all digitized and easily backed up.
Rather than joy and excitement, the unearthing of what an academic called "a Byzantine Pompeii" at the heart of modern day Thessaloniki, Greece's second city, has caused bitter controversy in a country clutching at economic straws.
One of the great joys of YouTube is unearthing a video of entirely indeterminate origin and purpose.
The sound captures the joy of a Saturday night, unearthing the sounds of disco roller rinks from yesteryears.
It just wasn't fun, in the sense that I walked away after an afternoon with a sense of joy at the creation that I had unearthed.
Consequently, the education system is should unearth and ignite children's passion, their intrinsic desire to learn, and the deep joy of discovery.
"Love, love, love and joy, joy, joy.
