Sentence examples for word joy from inspiring English sources

I use the word "joy" advisedly.

But what's been completely missing this year has been, for lack of a better word, joy.

*** But what's been completely missing this year has been, for lack of a better word, joy.

"What's been completely missing this year has been, for lack of a better word, joy," he wrote.

But I don't think I'd ever put the word "joy" in a description of business travel nowadays.

As Kazan rose to address the gathered theatricals — among them Miller himself, who had been influenced by Odets's "unashamed word joy" — Odets was much on his mind.

To pass the time between overs during his report on last night's ODI between England and Bangladesh, Rob Smyth rattled off this 2,488-word Joy of Six: FA Cup quarter-finals.

Neymar, who has the words "joy" and "daring" sewn into whatever improbably coloured pair of boots he happens to be wearing that week (no, seriously), offers the kind of immediacy that makes advertisers weak at the knees.

But come Dec. 24, while I look at the colorful Christmas card display from my fellow American friends neatly hanging on a string above my fireplace, the words JOY and MERRY written on all of them make me sad and homesick.

Penny and her younger brother William know at least two verses of each by heart, and I routinely hear William making up songs that include the words joy, peace and Jesus.

The words delight, joy and flying do not usually appear in the same sentence.