Joie de vivre is what you feel being next to her.
|
|
There's been no lasting shake to the country's joie de vivre.
|
|
It's the mind, it's the brain, it's the joie de vivre.
|
|
"Erwin always radiated confidence, optimism and joie de vivre," she says.
|
|
This depressed lug turned into a princess with joie de vivre.
|
|
We will miss her infectious laughter, joie de vivre, and free spirit.
|
|
Lebanese people's joie-de-vivre is a stereotype many citizens wear proudly.
|
|
"Everything created has my joie de vivre," Hawn tells PEOPLE recently of the capsule, which features tanks, pants, bras and jackets in earthy tones and lotus prints — and Hawn's signature cheerfulness (her joie de vivre, if you will).
|
|
He who, for a time, had brought joie de vivre to our village!
|
|
"I was struck by her energy, her joie de vivre," Mr. Malcolmson said.
|
|
"Maybe being a bodysnatcher is bad for my joie de vivre," he thinks.
|
|
There also were houses where the sheer joie de vivre of man triumphed.
|
|
This group isn't particularly inspiring or supportive of anyone else's style joie de vivre.
|
|
Maybe we can learn something from this young man's confidence and joie de vivre.
|
|
What amazes is their collective joie de vivre in the face of horrific experience.
|
|
I don't see that same joie de vivre from Melania, but it could surface.
|
|
Claudia also seems to have inherited her tia's sense of humor and joie de vivre.
|
|
If you have the pleasure of meeting Joy, her joie de vivre is immediately apparent.
|
|
Like reservists in a war, with "joie de vivre" more intensely felt than ever before.
|
|
The quarter moon in energetic, innovative Aries will restore our joie de vivre this weekend.
|
|
The color sense, and the joie de vivre, seemed profoundly French, the reckless energy American.
|
|
"Ultimately, we're after a joie de vivre that came through in Oscar's clothes," says Garcia.
|
|
But all that spice and joie de vivre also come with an inevitable set of risks.
|
|
For decades, Montreal has been known for its joie de vivre, and it's still very true.
|
|
Starting at $250 per night, the Joie de Vivre hotel from Hyatt offers thoughtfully-appointed rooms.
|
|
What would you imagine is the best way for Steven to rediscover his joie de vivre?
|
|
"She has a joie de vivre, I guess because of what she's been through," he said.
|
|
Every time I would tune back in, I was re-energized by her joie de vivre.
|
|
For Italians, even disharmony is a sign of sanity, decency and, most important, joie de vivre.
|
|
But she possessed the irrepressible joie de vivre and irreverence needed to make up for lost time.
|
|
Together, they enjoy a Champagne-filled afternoon of joie de vivre, while clinging to a bygone era.
|
|
She mixes high and low fashion, Cartesian rationalism and unbridled joie de vivre, and also neutral shades.
|
|
But that's France—known for joie de vivre—and this is New York, known for not sleeping.
|
|
Beneath my defiant joie de vivre, I'm paralyzed with a recurring terror: Am I doing my life wrong?
|
|
In some very convincing extra footage, Colbert adds a bit of joie de vivre to the eerie clip.
|
|
Evian is even celebrating Ko's "boldness and joie de vivre" this year in its "Live Young" ad campaign.
|
|
"He had a joie de vivre," she told me, and he didn't take the tempestuous Wim too seriously.
|
|
"You are everything joie de vivre✨✨ you have given so much light to this world," she wrote.
|
|
The joie de vivre of her work is irresistible, even when it's invoked in something more transcendental and nostalgic.
|
|
His spirit, his generosity, his joie de vivre was just ever present, and so he created a wonderful role.
|
|
"She had this kind of joie de vivre that made her seem at times very Pollyannaish," Mr. Colacello said.
|
|
It might bring you the joie de vivre you've needed to snap out of what's been dragging you down.
|
|
Miss Brennan extolled the importance of fresh local ingredients and emphasized the joie de vivre of dining at Commander's.
|
|
They impart an uncommon joie de vivre in a story that is commonly defined in terms of disintegration and sadness.
|
|
The actor brings his trademark joie de vivre to this latest look at Microsoft's game of super-powered super-agents.
|
|
Jay jokes about being a "sad ghost" who's lost his "joie de vivre," and Fauna picks at a slice of pie.
|
|
An essential part of Martin is his humor, and throughout the show's run he displays an almost childlike joie de vivre.
|
|
His saving graces included limitless curiosity, resilience and joie de vivre, as he bounced shamelessly from one misadventure to the next.
|
|
Like that British import, "School of Rock" is about schoolchildren whose joie de vivre has been squelched by adult regimentation and indifference.
|
|
It is the embodiment of New Orleans joie de vivre; everyone is dressed to impress and celebrating the end of the week.
|
|
It's a Joie de Vivre hotel under the Hyatt umbrella, so you can earn World of Hyatt loyalty points with each stay.
|
|
Creaky, queasily sexist and directed by Peccadillo Theater Company's Dan Wackerman with oblivious joie de vivre, the play, I'm afraid, is corked.
|
|
Part of World of Hyatt's boutique Joie de Vivre brand, the elegant hotel has 184 guest rooms with simple yet colorful decor.
|
|
" Paria, whose mother fled Iran during the Revolution, notes her mother's resilience; then, as now, her mom maintains a "joie de vivre.
|
|
Viewers criticize her online, saying that she looks burned out and that her food segments have lost a certain joie de vivre.
|
|
In his new movie, "The Foreigner," which he also helped produce, he loses his joie de vivre soon after the opening credits.
|
|
"@karllagerfeld your incredible talent and joie de vivre will be missed by all of us who love fashion and you 💔," Crawford said.
|
|
To dispel them entirely, she will have to demonstrate vitality, ease, comfort, and joy—joie de vivre that she has never before displayed.
|
|
Quarles said that she also looks for a "warm personality" and a "joie de vivre," attributes she feels fit into her company's culture.
|
|
"The Principles of Uncertainty" floats along without narrative, collecting impressions of life's peculiarities and gently placing them in buckets of joie de vivre.
|
|
If you are having difficulty finding the joie de vivre in your life, use that as a sign that things need to change.
|
|
Varda, clearly infused with joie de vivre, became a meme of sorts, the kind of iconic director who napped underneath photographs of herself.
|
|
The hotel is a member of World of Hyatt's Joie de Vivre boutique portfolio and the standout culinary program almost upstage the tasteful rooms.
|
|
There's "something there" with the chummy Beauty and the Beast cast, a joie de vivre which inspires fans to create adorable tributes to them.
|
|
In 2013, the company hired Chip Conley, the founder of the Joie de Vivre hotel group, as its head of global hospitality and strategy.
|
|
You can trace the entire careers of Justice, SebastiAn, and other Ed Banger guitar-smashers back to this unhinged yelp of joie de vivre.
|
|
Chip Conley, the founder of the boutique hotel chain Joie de Vivre and an Airbnb strategic adviser Ms. Lo consulted, sees an untapped market.
|
|
So the next guy (or gal) might be Bercow-esque in spirit — although probably without the same joie de vivre when chastising his colleagues.
|
|
Among river launches, Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection will begin the art-and-antiques-filled 128-passenger Joie de Vivre in France in March.
|
|
Of course, it's easy to put all of this down to some sort of cliched French-Canadian tenacity, politeness, joie de vivre, delete as appropriate.
|
|
Herbs are quite satisfying, the golden retrievers of the plant world — they run till they drop, and it's hard to dampen their joie de vivre.
|
|
Despite their professed joie de vivre and enviable quality of life, the French in recent years have ranked among the most pessimistic people on earth.
|
|
But if what the Irish most need is an infusion of joie de vivre, the college coach who best exemplified that just hit the market.
|
|
We might not go through life shaking our butts as well as the Brazilians and our joie de vivre leaves a lot to be desired.
|
|
After Chip Conley sold Joie de Vivre, the boutique hotel company he created and ran for about 503 years, his life took an unexpected turn.
|
|
It belongs to World of Hyatt's Joie de Vivre boutique portfolio and has a standout culinary program that might very well upstage the tasteful rooms.
|
|
But the hammering and drilling continue inside as the upscale hotel, operated by the California hospitality brand Joie de Vivre, is prepared for its fall opening.
|
|
Suddenly, we're all a bit less responsible and a bit more impulsive, combining laissez-faire with joie de vivre, which usually results in mid-week hangovers.
|
|
To Meyers, the photos capture an essential joie de vivre that harkens back to the 60s and 70s, and each composition enhances both bike and rider.
|
|
The seven Joie de Vivre hotels in San Francisco are offering a 20 percent off promotion, bookable with the code PRIDESF and available through year end.
|
|
To get more out of life — more meaning, more joie de vivre — I needed to start doing less and to become more conscious about my choices.
|
|
It is about Viva on her own terms: Viva as a writer for the New York Times, writing as Liv (pronounced "Leev," rhymes with joie de vivre).
|
|
It seemed that once he got the hang of the app, Graham's feed transitioned to conveying a lifestyle of middle-aged joie de vivre and sartorial singularity.
|
|
Though commonly regarded as funny by mistake, the first Resident Evil's live-action opening encapsulates a willing and creative joie de vivre that later games unfortunately forgot.
|
|
Alessandro Michele's rebrand had infused the company with flamboyance, joie de vivre, whimsy and sass, but looking at some outfits suggested Ed Hardy's sophisticated older cousin, Édouard.
|
|
The wellspring of the movie's joie de vivre is Amelia Wren (a wonderful Felicity Jones), a fearless balloonist with a tragic past and a gift for exhibitionism.
|
|
But now that my cat Cleopatra has reached the age of 15, she wasn't making the leap to the top with the same effortless joie de vivre.
|
|
The Park South Hotel is a recently-renovated, well-reviewed property in Manhattan&aposs NoMad neighborhood from World of Hyatt&aposs Joie de Vivre boutique hotel collection.
|
|
Following the attacks in Paris last year, it was widely asserted that Parisians would triumph only by continuing to live freely and with their signature joie de vivre.
|
|
We had the hours and untainted joie de vivre to wile away playing Candy Crush or take an actual invested interest in the lives of celebrities' pet monkeys.
|
|
There are usually fewer than four colors in each drawing, but each one is representative of the joie de vivre and eccentricity that permeates de Castelbajac's fashion career.
|
|
His irascibility also comes with joie de vivre, especially as it regards his love for junk food, and his beanpole physique stands as a testament to his metabolism.
|
|
The entire adorable vision is the work of textile artist and designer, Cat Rabbit, who constructs effervescent sculptural works bursting with joie de vivre and fine-tuned craftsmanship.
|
|
Much of this is owed to the Brazilian women's players, who kick and run with an artful joie de vivre, offering ankle-breaking stutter steps and swashbuckling kicks.
|
|
And our biggest takeaway is that first and foremost, everything we wear should be enjoyed — accessorized with a joie de vivre and not a fear of getting ruined.
|
|
The guy exudes a Pacific Northwest joie de vivre, one he has used to great effect over the years playing men who are all chipper surfaces — high-I.
|
|
It's difficult to embrace any joie de vivre, given the clear evidence that people in countries where healthcare is more affordable and accessible are living longer, healthier lives.
|
|
Book Hotel 50 Bowery starting at $250 per nightA World of Hyatt Joie de Vivre property, Hotel 50 Bowery brings boutique glam to the gritty Lower East Side.
|
|
It became a grand showcase for New Orleans joie de vivre, replete with a wine cellar, antiques and food that stretched the boundaries of traditional French-Creole cuisine.
|
|
Such exclamations capture both the joie de vivre of 1970s French feminism and the spirit that buoys this film, an homage to the era if there ever was one.
|
|
Roman Herzog, who as Germany's second president after reunification called for "confidence and joie de vivre" during a time of economic malaise, died on Tuesday in Bad Mergentheim, Germany.
|
|
The hotel is a member of World of Hyatt's Joie de Vivre upscale portfolio ensuring your stay will be comfortable and chic, in line with the boutique line's standards.
|
|
A week of wet weather and chilly temperatures — with the mercury topping out at 14 degrees Celsius on Thursday — has robbed the tournament of its usual joie de vivre.
|
|
Hyatt also recently acquired Two Roads Hospitality and its five brands including Alila, Joie de Vivre and Thompson, which are expected to join the loyalty program in the future.
|
|
In my surveys, mental imagery and audio were most common, followed by the ability to trigger a feeling in response (the joie de vivre of the beach, or spider shivers).
|
|
Book Hotel 50 Bowery starting at $200 per nightAnother World of Hyatt Joie de Vivre boutique property, Hotel 50 Bowery brings design-forward decor to the edgy Lower East Side.
|
|
But as the General Motors business model refocused on the mass market in the 1970s and '80s, the exclusivity and joie de vivre associated with the Cadillac crest seeped away.
|
|
Only after she died did we realize that her former joie de vivre had been dampened by a persistent low-grade depression and limited social connections after my father's death.
|
|
And as he and Ms. Hall performed medleys of their '60s hits, along with standards by composers from Irving Berlin to the Beatles, their joie de vivre permeated the room.
|
|
Edward's spry perspective on the world, not to mention his general joie de vivre, offer just the encouragement she needs to persevere through her troubles and set a happier course.
|
|
But among Broadway aspirants in their 20s and early 30s, there's an ebullient joie de vivre that has less to do with shared dreams of stardom than with generational camaraderie.
|
|
With Arsenal at home next up for Mourinho's men, he should ideally want to preserve the embryonic sense of joie de vivre that the squad discovered down in South Wales.
|
|
The result was "With You in Mind," out last Friday, which contains versions of 10 classic Toussaint songs, rendered with a loving joie de vivre and a freewheeling, communitarian touch.
|
|
"Watching her [Brinkley] on set is positively surreal, just because of her tireless vivaciousness and 'joie de vivre;' she never stops moving, and she literally sparkles into the camera," she says.
|
|
On Thursday night, he was upstaged by Luka Modric, Croatia's man-of-the-match playmaker and 32-year-old captain who played with joie de vivre and scored a stunning goal.
|
|
Perhaps most damning of all was Saladin's role in stemming the intellectual curiosity, pluralism and joie de vivre that characterised classical Islam, and in precipitating its descent into intolerance and fundamentalism.
|
|
We assume it falls on Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, and the rest of the Hundred Acre Wood crew to reawaken his youthful joie de vivre and reconnect him with his loved ones.
|
|
He is filled with joie de vivre and guilelessness (which doesn't necessarily mean dopey, even though he is that, too) which balance his faults: snoopiness, voyeurism and an inclination toward pranks.
|
|
She said in an interview on Tuesday that she is looking to bring the "spirit of joie de vivre" she feels at the Museum of the African Diaspora to the Newark Museum.
|
|
But from the first time he saw video of Richmond, who passed away in 1989 — nearly four years before Bowman was born — Bowman found Richmond's racing style and joie de vivre compelling.
|
|
It is an emblem of the old city — the embodiment of the Paris of stone and faith — just as the Eiffel Tower exemplifies the Paris of modernity, joie de vivre and change.
|
|
The shops and cafes in the airport were closing, but I could detect from their bright exteriors — decorated in an exuberant scarlet, yellow and chartreuse madras plaid pattern — a joie de vivre.
|
|
Since December 11, the day before Elliott disclosed a 103% stake in the Paris-based enterprise whose anise-flavoured aperitif is synonymous with French "joie de vivre", Pernod shares have returned about 17%.
|
|
It offers her a joie de vivre sorely missing from her life; she even makes a boisterous and stylish friend in the process, a witty former colleague and ex-con (Richard E. Grant).
|
|
More important to me, though: I wanted to conjure something of Howard's spirit, his openness, the joie de vivre , the way he lived his life, the risks he took to make his art.
|
|
And this week the pair are proving that California is more than just a state, it's a state of mind, taking their particular bohemian joie de vivre to the chic streets of Paris.
|
|
Lebanon, once a beacon of free market growth and joie de vivre living, was paralyzed for years over how to respond to the catastrophic civil war consuming its neighbor and trade partner, Syria.
|
|
"She started young, and she nailed it," Stéphanie Delpon, co-founder of Paris-based creative agency Pictoresq, says of Damas, who has made a successful career as a designer, influencer, joie de vivre extraordinaire.
|
|
The album's beer-fueled, "fuck it all" sense of Westerbergian joie de vivre set a precedent for the hard-rocking alternative bands like PUP and Beach Slang that would also ascend in the '663s.
|
|
But if you're willing to travel, the seaside destinations in Europe make quite an impression: With their rich history and joie de vivre, these villages have long been a favorite holiday spot for glamorous jetsetters.
|
|
This tower of decadence is the embodiment of French joie de vivre, and the ultimate comfort food you wish your mother made you while you were growing up, if only you grew up in France.
|
|
To the Editor: The French work to live, while Americans live to work: So goes a familiar adage contrasting the joie de vivre that differentiates our frenemies in France from our own Protestant work ethic.
|
|
Some songs on the list are favorites of mine, like Mr. Cohen's "Closing Time," an upbeat ode to late-night revelry that reminds me so much of the joie de vivre of Montreal and Quebec.
|
|
Trained as a public administrator, Seehofer worked his way up through the ranks of the CSU, benefiting from his affable manner with voters by embodying much of the "joie de vivre" on which Bavarians pride themselves.
|
|
In the BBC's engrossing new adaptation of Christie's The A.B.C. Murders, which just landed to Amazon Prime Video on February 1, Poirot (John Malkovitch) has gone gray and lost a bit of his joie de vivre.
|
|
I want to give the DVF girl what she wants, when she wants it, and with the joie de vivre and sense of purpose that epitomizes Diane, DVF the brand, and the spirit of women today.
|
|
That was all my choice, a combination of an almost manic pursuit of joie de vivre — Fitzgerald would understand — and an attempt to keep up with successful authors who seemed to know what they were doing.
|
|
There seemed to be a recognition of Voit's uncommon joie de vivre, a respect for the purity of a boy playing ball in the yard, which these days just happens to be a big-league ballpark.
|
|
Amazon says it's also working with vacation rental companies like RedAwning, and boutique lifestyle properties within the Two Roads Hospitality portfolio including Thompson Hotels, Joie de Vivre, Destination Hotels and Alila to test out the new platform.
|
|
Yet somehow through all of her pain, both physical and emotional, Frida lived with an insatiable lust for life — a joie de vivre that stayed with her all the way until her early death at age 47.
|
|
Back in 1970s Cologne, Büttner and his fellow members of the Junge Wilde movement pushed against the minimalistic, conceptual pull of their moment with a style of exuberance, intensity, and a joie de vivre sense of irony.
|
|
Book Hotel 50 Bowery starting at $200 per nightI've seen Hotel 50 Bowery, a World of Hyatt Joie de Vivre boutique property, priced as low as $115 per night in winter, though $200 is probably a safer average.
|
|
Their lustrous coats, their soft, well-kept tails, their ageless appeal and youthful joie de vivre — those are the kinds of qualities we should aspire to, as opposed to fussing over fine lines or split ends or shade names.
|
|
If life is a gift, and one we take for granted, surely those who just love life so much that they never want to "leave the party," as Chamberlain puts it, perhaps epitomize the spirit of 'joie de vivre'.
|
|
The photographs in the exhibition at the Arsenal Gallery create a sub-narrative to New York during its time of crisis, imparting an uncommon joie de vivre in a story that is commonly defined in terms of disintegration and sadness.
|
|
For Karl Lagerfeld's fall 2018 haute couture collection, he drew upon early memories, a post-war Paris that was struggling to dust itself off and move forward, and the bouquinistes that helped bring the joie de vivre back to the city.
|
|
"We decided to give you back your joie de vivre and give you back the opportunity to do what you do best," orchestra president Jean Dupré told Landry, who has been playing the violin since he was 17 years old.
|
|
When the actress cruised onto the scene in 2000, playing the free-spirited and magnetic Penny Lane in Almost Famous, we collectively fell in love with her unflappable joie de vivre (one that seemed inseparable from the character she played).
|
|
Offbeat stories, such as one about what cooking tools a traveler should bring when staying in someone's home (home-sharing alert!) and a list of summer festivals authored by former Airbnb exec Chip Conley, founder of Joie de Vivre Hotels.
|
|
Best of all, American Pharoah has adapted to his new career with the same efficiency, élan and joie de vivre that he demonstrated while winning nine of his 225 starts, electrifying thoroughbred enthusiasts on the track and charming them off it.
|
|
His wife of 43 years, Gail, and his youngest daughter, Lauren Halperin Crawford, credit Sandy's joie de vivre to his zeal for advocacy and believe that anyone facing a diagnosis of dementia should fight back by finding their own passion.
|
|
While Pierre-Auguste paints intense moments of joie de vivre, Jean tells stories in which joy is one emotion on a spectrum that includes pain and regret, as his masterpieces, The Grand Illusion and Rules of the Game, so powerfully express.
|
|
"Sensory" is a great word; It's definitely about pace, getting in touch with your senses, letting a certain wild spirit out, that freedom, the earth on your feet, a non-dualism, about joie de vivre, and about a certain vanguardism.
|
|
Her new-found joie de vivre helped Sui to immediately forget about her crash landing, which happened less than a minute into their free skate, and she floated through the rest of the free skate which included a quad twist lift.
|
|
Chip Conley, the founder and leader of Joie de Vivre Hospitality, one of the largest boutique hotel chains in the United States, tried to minimise layoffs even as the company's revenues fell more than 30 percent in the recession of the late 2000s.
|
|
No one would claim that Smith held back when it came to climate change while President Obama was in office, but having fellow climate deniers installed at the White House seems to have given him an extra bit of joie de vivre.
|
|
But therein lies many more stars of Godard's lens: Marlene Jobert, Anna Karina, Jean Seberg, and more have influenced how we few French style, their seemingly unattainable joie de vivre (at least for Americans), and the mystique of French culture in general.
|
|
He does this with such gusto, the people in front of him listening intently, that it's a marvel how an 83-year-old could emerge from the horrors of the Warsaw Ghetto and Majdanek death camp with an absolutely infectious joie de vivre.
|
|
Once a private mansion and for many years the Peabody Court Hotel, the Revival opened in early 2018, after a nearly two-year renovation led by the hotel's owners, NuoveRE, and its new management team, the San Francisco-based Joie de Vivre.
|
|
A longtime hotelier — he had founded the Joie de Vivre boutique hotel chain in 1987, and had a string of iconic properties to his name — he had taken a job at Airbnb, the San Francisco start-up fast upending the hospitality industry.
|
|
"In all the characters I've played, I don't think, except maybe for (American chef) Julia Child, I've ever played anybody with so much joie de vivre... She just soldiered on in spite of it all and that was very touching to me," Streep said.
|
|
He seems to think this is the right move — and not just because of how inappropriate she's been during her teaching tenure: He informs Hannah that her joie de vivre is actually pretty inspiring and that he hopes she finds what she's looking for.
|
|
Tirana may not have a robust avant-garde scene, but it does have a gritty, iconoclastic edge — the Pyramid, a large monument to Hoxha in the center of town, is now popular with skateboarders — and a joie de vivre that's enticed many former expats.
|
|
There is also little doubt that Puerto Rico has been the best team in the tournament so far, winning all seven games, including a 4-3 victory over the Netherlands in 11 innings that showcased its sublime defense and joie de vivre about the game.
|
|
The kind of techno they've popularized and played on the biggest stages possible has about as much joie de vivre as a morgue, and still you'll hear it blaring away on the beaches of Croatia or sliding out into the sunset on the San Antonio strip.
|
|
And perhaps in an attempt to compensate for the over-the-top antics of its sophomore season, House of Cards year three swung hard in the opposite direction, trapping the newly minted president inside various dull Capitol Hill gridlocks and neutering his nefarious joie de vivre.
|
|
Anne's inner ears have been bothering her, so she elects not to fly to Morocco with Michael, choosing instead to set out for Paris by car with Michael's business partner, Jacques (Arnaud Viard), a charming Frenchman with perhaps a too finely tuned sense of joie de vivre.
|
|
The quickest way to describe Hein in Seinfeld characters is Kramer, because he makes a hell of an entrance, meets George, because he's the perfect mix of cynicism and sheer joie de vivre, meets Elaine, because his dance moves are enough to make anyone cringe (in the best way).
|
|
Other pieces were crafted to evoke moments remembered: the joie de vivre of childhood games, for example, captured in the energy of the Chrysoberyl ring, which has petal-shaped clusters of chrysoberyls, blue-green tourmalines, yellow beryls and pink spinels, all in different cuts, fanned around a pink sapphire.
|
|
Reading the stories of septuagenarians and octogenarians who are finding love or intimacy or sometimes just sex, one is reminded that the very French concept of joie de vivre — a sense of joy that comes from curiosity and playfulness, from looking outward instead of inward — is its own form of Botox.
|
|
" Noting the country's many strengths — its well-educated populace, its infrastructure and capital, and "an almost unparalleled degree of social security, freedom and justice" — Mr. Herzog called for a Germany "that is making a comeback, one full of confidence and joie de vivre, a society of tolerance and personal commitment.
|
|
Waking up every morning and cleansing and moisturizing and finishing it all off with a generous amount of a good SPF might not fill you with quite as much joy as, say, waking up on a Saturday and realizing you don't have to go to work; it's more Groundhog Day than joie de vivre.
|
|
It must depict sex work without glamorizing it, deliver on a world of intrigue and power struggles without getting too bogged down in historical nitpicking, underscore these ladies' crackling wit and joie de vivre without glossing over the very real dangers they face, all with a healthy dose of camp aided by a lavish costume budget.
|
|
Known for his infectious energy and an effortless amount of style, the second baseman for the Chicago Cubs plays with an enviable joie de vivre that attracts fans from other fan bases and makes him a legend among Cubs diehards, the only team he's known since being selected in the first round of the 2011 draft.
|
|
Whether its an artery-hardening poutine at a local poutine stand in Montreal or a triple-layer almond foie gras cake at Martin Picard's famous Cabane à Sucre Au Pied de Cochon in Mirabel, the often swaggering excess of Quebec cuisine and its joie de vivre spirit reflects a sensibility steeped in both Anglo-Saxon and French culture.
|
|
"If we are talking heel-kicking, cocktail-umbrella joie de vivre, then the Danes do not score highly, and I suspect not even they would take their claims that far," Michael Booth, author of The Almost Nearly Perfect People: Behind the Myth of the Scandinavian Utopia, wrote of Denmark (2013, 2014 and 2016's happiest country) in The Atlantic in 2015.
|
|
Momoa clearly approached the role with all the joie de vivre he brings to his day-to-day existence — which, judging by his social media, is often spent throwing axes, drinking Guinness and hanging out with his beautiful friends — so he's pretty "bummed" that the internet (and box office receipts) started raining on his parade by pointing out that the movie is ... not great.
|
|
" Je suis une machine à tuer, c'est vrai, mais une machine à tuer pleine de joie de vivre : tout mon ressentiment va dans mes livres ", explique la romancière à succès de 59 ans en laissant échapper un rire diabolique dans sa maison chaleureuse regorgeant d'œuvres d'art et située à Knowlton, le village bucolique où elle vit, dans la région québécoise des Cantons-de-l'Est.
|
|
So, in the interest of imbuing our imperfect romantic encounters with a little added joie de vivre, we reached out to 1003 modern daters about their most memorable meetups and the unexpected takeaways that came in tow — among them, a Bumble devotee networking her way to her first book deal, a woman re-learning her sexual preferences, and a serial dater coming to terms with his cat allergy.
|
|
"I think a lot of women can relate to finding themselves in a life moment that has taken a little bit of their joie de vivre out of them, and then having that moment to reclaim it," she says about sharing her very personal story in her new book, Our Shoes, Our Selves, an anthology of essays from women ranging from the late Barbara Bush to Tammy Duckworth to Katie Couric about the personal meaning of their favorite pair of shoes.
|
|