"We must beat them every time because British volunteer soldiers are superior individuals to Anatolians, Syrians or Arabs and are animated with a superior ideal and an equal joy in battle".
It was a trip I approached with equal parts joy and trepidation.
"I got to be the first one to call him the majority leader," Biden said with equal parts joy and reverence.
Compared with her earlier songwriting, her debut album tempers sadness with equal amounts of joy.
He/she must be able to withstand the heat, handle setbacks and when those lucky moments arise, enjoy success with equal part of joy and humility.
With some restraint, Cronenberg and Hampton do not play upon the much-discussed German puns in the three principals' names: that is, Freud equals joy, Jung equals young, and Spielrein equals either "play pure" (Spiel-rein) or "play inside", even "play inside me" (Spiel-herein).
When chroniclers look back, the city's ability to be itself — a place that embraces sorrow and joy with equal gusto — in this hardest of times will become part of its legend.
They call it the "joy machine," with equal emphasis on the fun and the mechanics, and the engine runs practically nonstop, at very high r.p.m.'s.
His sublime dispatches from the road, which I read with equal doses of envy and joy, speak of a journey rife with awe of danger, chance encounters, and vast tracts of unknown land.
His dismay was matched with equal and opposite force by the joy of Richard Spencer, the white nationalist whose movement has been emboldened over the past year and a half by the Trump insurgency.
