Sentence examples for we should rejoice from inspiring English sources

The variety is astonishing and we should rejoice that our leaders aren't slaves to literary fashion.

We should rejoice, just as Maggie advised the press after those guano-covered South Atlantic islands were reconquered.

We should rejoice that his idea has survived the enfeebling casuistry that beset and betrayed our grandfathers.

The models we should rejoice in are the men and women who live honest, 'ordinary' lives in 'islands of criminality and violence' (as Lee Jasper put it).

We should rejoice that a few more listeners will now have a chance to hear the music of Mozart, and Brahms, and — who knows — maybe even Stravinsky!

He said Morrisons, which runs about 500 stores and serves 11m customers a week, was a "good brand" adding: "As the British underdog we should rejoice in that position and bring it to life at the shop".

But we also should rejoice in this moment.

Those of us Baby Boomers lucky enough to have fathers still living should rejoice that we have the opportunity to tell our dads just how important they are to us.

"Greeks," he said, "should rejoice".

But the rest of us should rejoice.

A free market should rejoice in a strengthening economy and the reduction of artificial government support.