Sentence examples for being slightly happier from inspiring English sources

In the early 1970s, women reported being slightly happier than men.

Age, sex, and education had effects consistent with previous research, with women being less happy then men and educated people being slightly happier (see appendix on bmj.com).

Guilt for also being slightly happy that he made it out.

Women, by and large, are slightly happier than men.

This year, Central African Republic is slightly happier than Burundi; last year, their order was reversed.

Lesbian Jesse is slightly happier than the other two Jesses, but not as radically as one might expect.

Our cigarette-smoking supporter did not see the goal but he was slightly happier when he returned to his seat.

A new poll from the Pew Research Center shows Trump's GOP base, if anything, is slightly happier than many other recent presidents' bases have been.

There are different patterns of happiness in different countries, but on average, women are slightly happier than men, and the young more so than the middle-aged.

People in the UK are slightly happier than the French and have marginally more people to turn to in a crisis, but the French are a touch better at sums.

When they started they had about 20 people watching and they looked pretty miserable, but by the end there was a crowd of about 200 and they were slightly happier.