Sentences with phrase «than joy»

You ask «what is more important than the joy of fans».

You have to be able to laugh at yourself in the kitchen, else you will find cooking to be a chore rather than a joy.

Other than the joy of completion (and that I was reviewing it), I had no real interest in beating this game.

There's nothing better than the joy of giving the perfect gift.

If we ever get to the point that our stuff begins to bring us more pain than joy, then we should simply walk away from it.

A travel cage that is too big can be awkward and make traveling with a pet more of a problem than a joy.

«There is no better feeling than the joy of seeing all those empty cages, because that means that all the animals in our care have found forever homes,» she said.

But at the end of the day, more out of sheer obedience than joy, I accepted the job.

On my «off - days», when motherhood seems more of a drain than joy, I remind myself how lucky I am that they actually seek my company.

It's more contagious than joy and sadness, according to a 2013 study that looked at social networks.

Her personal belief is that «There is no greater joy in this world than the joy of being a mother».

Does dressing in the morning give you more stress than joy?

Studies show that people «feel» more pain from losses than joy they feel from gains.

In short, in a zero - sum game as this, the pain of losing $ 5,000 is greater than the joy of winning an equal amount.

But being an early adopter feels like more of a frustration than a joy.

Speaking of the item shop, what can be better than the joy of having?

Magazine 13's emotional register may be rife with contradictions, but sinking into the album is never anything less than a joy.

But if right now everything feels like a titanic battle of wills and parenting is more chore than joy, Olivia can help.

However, the signs were there against Man City as we should have wrapped the game up but were instead hanging on at the end and it was more relief than joy at the final whistle.

The Olympics should be the acme of an athlete's career — the competition his greatest challenge, the victory his greatest moment of exultation — and yet repeatedly the most notable Olympians, the winners, found more consolation in the completion of the task than joy in the achievement.

I'm sure our readers face similar presentation problems from time to time, treating PowerPoint as more of a duty than a joy, and consequently serving up blurts and bullets to no real or clear purpose.

Something other than joy inspires George Zimmer, the founder and former public face of Men's Wearhouse.

Whitehead calls it «peace,» a «satisfaction deeper than joy or sorrow.»

Like modern folk with more money than joy, he has a cafeteria of ideologies from which to choose.

St Justin had earlier maintained that «the souls of the pious are in some better place» and St. Catherine of Genoa would affirm, «No greater joy could be compared to the joy of the pure soul in Purgatory than the joy of the blessed in paradise.»

listening, watching, shaking my head with more tears of grief than joy (some of that are my own tragedies).

Forgiveness is incredibly difficult, and it involves more anger than joy.

Mine also warns me that «it's a late night, Beejoli,» which feels decidedly closer to judgment than joy, but, at 2:04 a.m., I can't exactly disagree.

With him, we've had more disappointments than joy.

I'm pretty sure Simeon Jackson felt more relief than joy after he scored... So nearly the miss of the season.

For me, the anguish of losing $ 50 is way more pronounced than the joy of winning $ 100.

However, it's hard to say whether the immersive detail, working parts and finishing touches are more exciting than the joy of assembling such a complex machine (with all the pieces in the right places).

Here, as in many of the other stories, the beloved man is a powerful being who can bring joy and misery in equal measure, although the misery seems to last longer than the joy.

Thatâ $ ™ s because humans are wired in such a way that the pain from loss is more intense than the joy we get from gain.

I instantly fell into an abyss rather than joy by the new finding.

There's nothing better than the joy on a child's face when you bring home a puppy for them, but there's little that's more annoying than adults trying impose reality on children's fiction.

«I'm working on it so, when she's older, she never feels like the children of this author will feel when they read this article — that what they weigh is more important to their mother than the joy they feel.»

In contrast to 50 years ago when Catholics marrying normally planned to have a large family and rejoiced at the prospect, many Catholic couples today regard such a plan with a certain fear, thinking it would hinder their self - fulfilment and bring them burdens rather than joy.

Only a Countach - heavy clutch made changing gear anything less than a joy.

When you are busy taking care of baby number one, preparing all those things for baby number two and figuring out just what you need can be more of a pain than a joy.

It's a thankless task, and one that rarely reaps any rewards other than the joy of seeing that little «downloads» counter inch slowly upward.

The genre tropes Pineapple Express skewers are utterly hysterical and perfectly handled, but there's so much dull, scattershot stuff to wade through between them that it becomes more of a chore than a joy to watch Rogen, Franco, Gary Cole, Bill Hader et al. having fun.

FEW things feel better than the joy of helping rehome a lost or homeless pet into a new forever home.

Israel had failed to abide by the conditions of the Sinai covenant, and now the promised «Day of Yahweh» would spell doom rather than joy.

The attractiveness of those Hours of Prayer, which the ordinary priest of the Latin rite has sometimes felt to be a burden rather than a joy, was one of the factors which led many of the Tractarian group to an increasing appreciation of the devotional treasures preserved in the Roman Communion.

Though more often than not these days I would rather be watching Sunday leaguers slogging it out down at the local park for little more than the joy of the game and competition, I found myself fixated, along with millions of other world citizens, at the unfolding spectacle that is, and has become, El Clasico.