Sentence examples for a happier version from inspiring English sources

There was an old guard protecting a happier version of Western history.

There's a happier version of privatisation in Milton Keynes, which this week celebrates its 50th birthday.

"It's like a self-documentary," she said, likening the family to a happier version of the Louds.

The contraptions evoked a happier version of the end of "Star 80," or the middle of "9 to 5".

A comically assorted group of women fetch up in the castle where each finds a happier version of herself.

We had both chosen to live modestly, so that we could realise our dreams as poets, like a happier version of Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes.

A participant would listen to an excerpt and then answer a question about his felt emotions: "How did you feel when listening to this music?" Then he would listen to a "happy" version of the excerpt — i.e., transposed into the major key — and answer the same question.

She even kept a journal of events in her life by knitting images and words like a happy version of Madame Defarge (in Charles Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities), who incorporated the names of hated aristocrats into the pattern of a knitted scarf into a pair of pants (Journal Pants, 2013).

For some reason, bloggers like to show a happy version of themselves.

A better, happier version that could love a nice guy in a Christmas sweater and not be freaked out by the future that vision portended.

I think that everyone who's known me during that time would agree that I am a calmer, happier version of myself.