Sentence examples for definitively happy from inspiring English sources

The key challenge here is to establish a standard for what is definitively "happy," "sad," "angry" or another state, because right now, many apps and devices that claim to read emotions aren't drawing from one definitive standard.

Of these six new episodes, four have endings one could describe as optimistic which isn't to say they're all definitively happy endings.

One maddening question that kept occurring to me during the first week could be answered definitively, and, I'm happy to say, in the affirmative, by last Tuesday night: yes, there is an end to beach-volleyball coverage.

If statistics don't work for you then let's try personal testimony: it's been nearly 20 years and I can say, definitively, that I am way happier now than I was then.

"I'm less happy about relaxing them definitively, though there's a reasonable debate to be had even about that," he added.

It is true, then, that no man can be happy, No man blessed, until he can definitively say, "I already ate".

I can say definitively that I have never felt more empowered or happy doing anything else.

Notably, Mr. Baier and his fellow Fox anchors Brit Hume and Ms. Van Susteren declined to say definitively whether they would remain at Fox, although Mr. Baier, after some hesitation, said: "I couldn't be happier".

Not definitively.

That train derailed, definitively.

"No," he said definitively.