Use "joyousness" in a sentence

1. All the other girls in the Glen put together haven't the vim, and wit, and joyousness and 'spunk' she has

2. consciousness, so it should record much of benevolence and joyousness, and

3. spreads a feeling of joyousness all round

4. joyousness with which he endures them have great value in the strengthening

5. I cannot describe them in their whole, as I can only catch glimpses of appendages or spikes or teeth – however, I must assess their joyousness as being extremely low and their frivolousness to be negligible

6. Some aspects of him were close, others more distant, but they all congratulated; he felt acceptance, approval, and shared joyousness

7. „Go with faith and wisdom and joyousness throughout the

8. playground on the swings and roundabouts and recaptured the joyousness of my own

9. It is that we and our children and our children's children, who are tomorrow's men and women, shall live with more serenity, more wisdom, and more joyousness in their love relationships because of the foundations which we have built

10. After the first feeling of perplexity aroused in the parents by Berg’s proposal, the holiday tone of joyousness usual at such times took possession of the family, but the rejoicing was external and insincere

11. “Hamerling’s Aspasia, herself the most beautiful woman in all Hellas, is the apostle of beauty and of joyousness, the implacable enemy of all that is stern and harsh in life

12. I was most impressed by two things in Brother Powell—his radiant joyousness and his delightful humor, and the ease with which he could make the transition from the telling of a funny story to the uttering of a devout prayer, thus leading others with him up to the very steps of the throne of grace

13. A while ago, in Scotland, there was an old Covenanter, William Guthrie by name, who had a disposition very much like Brother Powell's, full of joyousness and fun—let us call things by their right names—and on one occasion a large number of brethren gathered together in his manse, among whom was James Durham, better known as the author of a book on Revelation, who was a popular minister in Glasgow at the time