The phrase "are even happy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that someone is happy, often in a context where happiness is unexpected or surprising.
Example: "Despite the challenges they faced, they are even happy with the outcome of the project."
Alternatives: "are actually happy" or "are surprisingly happy".
They love their country, adore their team, and are even happy to play up to their national stereotype.
As Jonathan Chait points out, some are even happy to play on teams without a scholarship or probable professional career.Such reasoning is sensible if you regard the ability to produce market value as the sole arbiter of social value.
"Big good day from Down Under – the Lost Continent". "Hi Terry, which is coming from Mexico". His readers are even happy for him to tease them about their questions.
Ms. Turner and her husband, James, now run PJ's, and they are even happy to oblige when local fishermen arrive for dinner carrying their own freshly caught entrees, like snook and redfish, for him to cook.
Some take to it like a fish to water despite their diminished state and are even happy, while others tramp along the shores of existence like dogs driven wild by urban detritus, licking the sores of their own resentment, tempered by the terrible lash of indifference, as they tumble and stumble toward their tombs.
When Goin zaps a Green Goddess dressing with green harissa, you are even happy to be eating salad.
We were happy and close before but now we are even happier and closer.
We're surprised to find we are even happier together than we were before.
And in innovation-driven economies like the U.S., women entrepreneurs are even happier than their male counterparts.
VIDEO: Watch now The boy's family and friends are even happier that he has survived to school age.
I'm even happy Donnie is doing well".
