Sentence examples for concerning happiness from inspiring English sources

He wonders when his father read the book, and why the underlined passages, concerning happiness and love, were important to him.

Socrates' indirect approach concerning happiness (cf. section 1.2 above) makes sense if he thinks that justice (being just, acting justly) is happiness (being happy, living well) (354a).

In 1277, several philosophical theses concerning human happiness and the good life were condemned: that happiness is to be had in this life and not in another (art. 176), that there is no better state (of life) than studying philosophy (art. 40).

Mentoring may be a factor in improving contentment at work, as suggested by a review concerning 'authentic happiness' in dentists, as a result of mentoring within professional development programmes [ 29].

The results of a questionnaire survey and a series of interviews with different entities are provided, which indicate the existence of a significant divergence of views among stakeholder groups and that conflicts arise when there is a mismatch between peoples' perception concerning money and happiness on the one hand and development and damages on the other.

"It's possible to imagine a society which had great concern for happiness but very little concern for, say, human rights or the rights of minorities".

As well, emotional state views may capture the idea that happiness concerns the individual's psychological orientation or disposition: to be happy, on an emotional state theory, is not just to be subjected to a certain sequence of experiences, but for one's very being to manifest a favorable orientation toward the conditions of one's life a kind of psychic affirmation of one's life.

Workers were naturally unhappy at this transparent attempt to pay them the same money for more work, but Taylor was not especially concerned with their happiness; their job was to implement, not understand, his new philosophy of "scientific management".

It's nice to see that college administrators are so concerned about the happiness and well-being of their students ("Today's Lesson for College Students: Lighten Up," front page, April 6), but they are doing nothing to address the bind that most college students are in.

They will become concerned of your happiness later.

Say that she should be concerned with your happiness, and that she's being sexist by not letting you have something she thinks is for boys only.