Sentence examples for Considerably happier from inspiring English sources

She dictated her message, gave her credit information and said goodbye, considerably happier.

I take 400mg just about every day (with no side-effects) and I'm twice as productive and considerably happier.

Walking through the streets of nearby Tavistock last week, French voices echoed again, considerably happier and less imperialistic.

Researchers have found that people who practice gratitude feel considerably happier (25%) than those in a control group; they are more joyful, enthusiastic, interested, and determined.

After all, most policy makers would confidently predict that a fourfold increase in a people's material living standard would make them considerably happier.

"The optimists and the pessimists live identically long, but the optimists are considerably happier," he said with an amused shrug, when asked about his famous good humor.

"I know it sounds silly, but I couldn't discuss this for six to nine months after without crying," said a considerably happier-sounding Mr. Hess.

England's coach, Sven Goran Eriksson, appeared considerably less happy about the prospect of meeting the Argentines in Sapporo on June 7.

A poll released Thursday by the Pew Research Center found that people are considerably less happy about the Republicans' victory than they were about the Democrats' victory in 2006 or about the Republicans' victory in 1994.

Self-reports of happiness, for instance, might correctly indicate that unemployed people are considerably less happy than those with jobs.

It found that happy nuns survived considerably longer than less happy nuns.