more joyful

And just like the night wasn't about Beyoncé, but about the hope for a better and more joyful America — no, it wasn't about him either.

Going on to say that he personally wants an America that's more joyful and inclusive, Clinton got in a few digs at Donald Trump as an example of someone who's made a reputation for himself as being very anti-that, saying that Trump "creates chaos" and "curates it as though it's precious art."

Watching Linda remember who she is helps, adding to a conversation that is getting broader, louder, and, in Christie’s interpretation, more joyful.

The study led by Dr Sebastian Korb, from the Department of Psychology, shows that even a brief weak grin makes faces appear more joyful.

I haven’t seen the stage version of “The Color Purple,” but I can absolutely imagine what an impact it would have on an audience, how Miss Celie’s journey would sweep you up and carry you to a higher, more joyful place.