Sentence examples for bliss sometimes from inspiring English sources

Was she treated fairly?" The bright red postscript that should be attached to Mr. Campbell's directive is that following your bliss sometimes leaves casualties in your wake.

"Ignorance is bliss sometimes," she said, "The more you know about concussions and brain damages, why would you send your child into that?" On the other hand, Sidhu recognized the attraction of the game.

BURNING dAN brightly embodied that bold beastly bliss sometimes referred to as "the creative spirit".

Ignorance is bliss – and sometimes, so is delusion.

They lead us unexpectedly to small moments of bliss and sometimes, unimaginably grand discoveries.

Sometimes it's bliss not to have people peering over your shoulder, but sometimes the loneliness is stifling.

"Sometimes ignorance is bliss.

"I wouldn't say it was a scary experience – sometimes ignorance is bliss – just walking straight into it, not knowing what the future held for me.

But the women and men longing for, and sometimes achieving, carnal bliss (with their own sex as well as the opposite) do so in the midst of preparing to perform the story of the crucifixion.

Yet sometimes Christopher knows bliss, and the author confesses how tempted he is to dignify epilepsy with transcendent meaning, as Dostoevsky, in The Idiot, does in his character, Prince Myshkin.

I guess sometimes idiocy is bliss.