Sentence examples similar to balanced unhappiness from inspiring English sources
Unhappiness can be balanced out with kindness and compassion to ourselves based on wisdom, accepting the facts of life and appreciation of what you have.
The negotiating program had to be watered down so much to obtain agreement that one Japanese trade official called the delicately constructed declaration "a perfect balance of unhappiness".
Dorph told me that people in Ilulissat were "sad because our dogs are going down," but that this unhappiness was more or less balanced by the benefits of open water.
Mr. Pendleton wrote it for him, and his Uncle Bob is perfectly balanced between bruised and bruising, so settled in his unhappiness that it's where he finds his mordant pleasure.
Mill and subsequent utilitarians mean that an action or practice is right (when compared with any alternative action or practice) if it leads to the greatest possible balance of beneficial consequences (happiness for Mill) or to the least possible balance of bad consequences (unhappiness for Mill).
Suppose, that is, that to judge that an act is wrong is to imply that the act leads to a lower net balance of happiness over unhappiness (summed over everyone affected) than some alternative act would.
True balance begins with the nourishment of those three areas, and when out of balance it can lead to unhappiness, physical ailments and even destructive habits.
But maintaining a balance between dissatisfied but docile environmentalists on one hand and drivers whose unhappiness stops just short of violence on the other will be a key to his re-election.
In the long run, if a balance isn't achieved, this guilt plagues the mind constantly causing anxiety, stress and perpetual unhappiness.
Rich's unhappiness deepened when a divorce settlement reduced his Lorimar stake to less than Adelson's, tipping the balance of power inside the company, these same sources said.
