Sentence examples for would be joyous from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheney argues that "the opposite is true" and that the eruptions in Baghdad would be joyous, "the same way throngs in Kabul greeted the Americans".

When he was happy and the writing was going well, their lives would be joyous; when he struggled, the apartment was mired in gloom.

It's a shame that Mr. Levine and Irrational couldn't develop a multiplayer component of BioShock Infinite that satisfied them: just hanging out online and shooting your friends — or strangers — in these spaces would be joyous.

If I could sleep late on Saturday morning, I'd be joyous all week".

Personally, I don't want anything anymore," he says with a laugh, "but then I think, Wouldn't it be joyous to live with that?" Take the decadent series of early-19th-century French scenic wallpaper panels that kept Slatkin awake one night in Paris, which meant he had to have them.

Mr. Greca had promised that the commemorations, which he organized, would be "a joyous national festival".

Researchers will need the skills exhibited by Tom Sawyer when he persuaded his friends it would be a joyous privilege to whitewash a fence.

Primed for triumph, they were ready to latch onto a symbol of what they believed would be a joyous finale to the war.

And his final issue would be a joyous, thunderous one that would get attention around the world; its cover star would be Prince William, the first time a royal would appear on the front of a gay magazine.

At a City Hall news conference on Wednesday, Mayor Bloomberg advised that it would be a joyous flight back to New York if they won Saturday's vote at the U.S.O.C. meeting.

It's inappropriate on so many levels, but most of all: making a spectacle of demolishing people's homes, and assuming people would be universally joyous about it.