Sentence examples for Profound happiness from inspiring English sources

I sensed a profound happiness in Gregory Chudnovsky's bedroom.

Spalding also wrote a lot about his profound happiness as a father.

In retrospect, though never at the time, it feels like profound happiness.

Until you have experienced profound sadness, you cannot experience profound happiness.

It produces a profound happiness in me, is all that I can say".

Malika Favre, a French artist living in London, sent this image to help us celebrate a moment of profound happiness.

As we ponder how to help the nearly three billion people who live on less than $2.50 per day, it is important to realize that seemingly small changes­ in income do lead to profound increases in happiness.

Not just a J.J. Abrams heroine anymore, Felicity is in the Top 400 in the U.S. and the Top 100 (if just barely) in the U.K. Its literal meaning ― a profound state of happiness, approaching bliss ― is just about as positive as it can be, yet it manages to avoid feeling like a virtue name.

The highly successful community leader hasn't taken the straight nor winding path, but rather has followed the path shaped for her by her parents who survived the frightening tenure of the Khmer Rouge, eventually moving the family to safer ground, while instilling in Bopha and her siblings, simple yet profound lessons on happiness, leadership, and sacrifice.

But kindness may have a longer, even more profound effect on our happiness, according to the second study, published online in the Journal of Happiness Studies in April and conducted by researchers at Harvard Business School and the University of British Columbia.

Her strength came from what she had learned through her childhood experiences – first in an all-black Catholic elementary school that gave her a "profound sense of peace, happiness, lightness and harmony in the world," and then as relatives fought battles with various kinds of cancer.