Sentence examples for constitutes happy from inspiring English sources

Footage of chaotic NYE celebrations in Cologne She said: "We need to prevent confusion about what constitutes happy behaviour and what is utterly separate from openness, especially in sexual behaviour".

In Kant's words, "virtue and happiness together constitute possession of the highest good in a person, and happiness distributed in exact proportion to morality (as the worth of a person and his worthiness to be happy) constitutes the highest good of a possible world" (5:110–111).

And the series only reminds us that what constitutes a happy ending is the attention of a good-looking and prosperous man.

The great romance didn't last for ever, of course, and he has other ideas of what constitutes a happy relationship, none of them very far removed from his idea of himself as a "big girlie poof who wants to get married and settle down for ever in a nice, quiet suburb".

Most of the consequences for winners and losers of these fights surround our attitudes towards what constitutes a happy life, and this is rather big stuff; while other battles--vaccines and aversives--can determine whether people live or die.

Those who constitute an orchestra may be happy when they play but miserable otherwise.

They may constitute a happy half-way house for both developers and government.

Together these constitute a victory ban proponents should be happy to celebrate.

Barton's one prose volume, "God's Country" (1929), constitutes a less happy attempt to turn systematic exposition into jokes — a three-hundred-and-thirty-page facetious revisionist history of the United States from Columbus to Hoover.

You should be happy and I am happy.

Everybody would be happy.