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joie de vivre

NOUN
  1. a keen enjoyment of living

How To Use joie de vivre In A Sentence

  • The river head is the source not only of the property's water, but also of its joie de vivre.
  • Perhaps yesterday they were too mindful of history, too aware of possible pitfalls to show true French joie de vivre.
  • β€˜He was bouncy, ebullient and filled with joie de vivre,’ said Daley.
  • There was free and uninhibited dancing and a spirit of joie de vivre among the artists, who have an attractive stage presence.
  • People with joie de vivre are like windup dolls that never run down.
  • The statues have always been appreciated for their rusticity, joie de vivre, and swagger, but little else.
  • He has an infectious, donnish enthusiasm and joie de vivre that television producers obviously believe lends popular appeal to subjects that some viewers might otherwise consider dry as dust.
  • 'Wedgwood' rose (2009) produces pale pink flowers all summer and has exceptional disease resistance, 'Leah Tutu' (2009) is a golden shrub rose, which rarely gets sick, and rose of the year 2011, the apricot-pink 'Joie de Vivre', laughs in the face of black spot and rust. Gardens: Roses - A modern romance
  • He was most capital company, rolling out perpetual jokes and _calembour_, and bubbling over with exuberant _joie de vivre_. Here, There and Everywhere
  • Yet, even in those who are rudderless and "planless," I see the beautiful and innate joy of life (the joie de vivre) which God has implanted in all human beings. Catholic Analysis
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