| By the end of lunch, the conversation had put back on its veneer reflection of gaiety and jolliness. |
| Compared with the composer's own reading, it lacks brightness, gaiety, joie de vivre if you will. |
| On first seeing these works, the viewer is overtaken by a sense of gaiety and joyfulness. |
| Hamlyn's purlieu had never known such gaieties as during the fifteen years of Mrs. Allerton's married life. |
| Our harvest gaieties have come to a close, and the ghost stories are about to begin. |
| Mrs. Jerome had brought her two elder daughters to join in the gaieties of the regatta. |
