Sentence examples for blissful existence from inspiring English sources
That the cabin pressure in a DC-3 remains the same as the ambient atmospheric pressure outside, no matter what the altitude, is one of the reasons for its blissful existence.
It was a blissful existence, a sort of paradise, confirmed for Mr O'Neill's grandmother when a snake fell harmlessly at her feet as she heard of her husband's release, an Eden regained.But this was an Eden that was permanently at risk.
Its about getting down into the mindset of a dog, releasing all human traits and instincts and occupying the blissful existence of a cute lil pup, or a menacing guard dog – you choose.
Its about getting down into the mindset of a dog, releasing all human traits and instincts and occupying the blissful existence of a cute lil pup, or a menacing guard dog you choose.
Before long, you understand that the blissful existence he has found in Spain, with his beautiful former-porn-star wife, Deedee, and friends (a fellow criminal retiree Aitch and his wife, Jackie) is about to be disrupted by the arrival of Don, a psychopath played by Ben Kingsley, who wants to wrap Gal into a bank heist.
Before long, you understand that the blissful existence he has found in Spain, with his beautiful former porn-star wife Deedee and friends (a fellow criminal-retiree Aitch and his wife Jackie) is about to be disrupted by the arrival of Don, a psychopath played by Ben Kingsley, who wants to wrap Gal into a bank heist.
The two men spent two months together -- in a blissful Hollywood existence, the director told me -- living in a mansion with a pool and orange trees, and driving at night, listening to pop music and creating the screenplay.
In moments of stress, we get the occasional appearance by their loving, playfully condescending, advice-giving wives, reminding us of their blissful upper middle class existence.
Done right, the backstage farce is one of the most blissful forms of entertainment in existence.
It removes the "blissful sense of being alone out there".
