Sentence examples for widespread joy from inspiring English sources
What is undeniable is the widespread joy among Zimbabweans at the fall of Mugabe.
Now the widespread joy at Miss Suu Kyi's release will have stoked the junta's fears of her.
In a country known for dour visages, this news set off widespread joy, the official news agency reported.
I was back at the library this week to interview Gwen Ifill about her new book, "The Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama," and I wondered aloud about this continuing love affair with all things Obama — the feverish excitement, the widespread joy and pride, and the remarkable surge of hope in an otherwise downbeat, if not depressing, period.
Isn't it time for a shoppers' strike on Thanksgiving Day? Notwithstanding Hartnett's argument that the early evocation of Christmas cheer is something of a tradition at the Citadel, Christmas creep is a widely noted phenomenon that doesn't elicit widespread joy.
While stalling off the northeast Australia coast, Joy produced widespread gale force winds, with gusts to recorded at Cairns.
There is no design issue with the Joy-Con controllers, and no widespread proactive repair or replacement effort is underway.
The Christmas spirit has been a widespread phenomenon for centuries, commonly described as feelings of joy and nostalgia mixed with associations to merriment, gifts, delightful smells, and copious amounts of good food.
But sadly it has also led to a widespread belief among the English that we never discovered the joy of washing.
