Sentence examples for distinct happy from inspiring English sources

Results in Peretz et al. (1998) show that distinct happy and sad ratings are already elicited after 500 ms.

In this case, bi-modality also occurs at the level of our friendship network which separates subjects into 2 distinct groups: Happy subjects with Happy friends (the 'Happy' group) and Unhappy subjects with Unhappy friends (the 'Unhappy' group).

You'll have juicy fruit, crumbly pastry, and the distinct and happy taste of summer.

King's gubernatorial stewardship has been divided into two distinct periods: a happy one and a not so happy one.

3.25pm GMT Sir Merv's game of two halves Bill Keegan, the Observer's distinguished senior economics commentator, wrote yesterday about how Sir Mervyn King's time at the Bank can be neatly divided into two distinct periods: a happy one and a not so happy one.

A meaningful life, she claims, is distinct from a happy life or a morally good one.

There have been relatively few studies using DCM in MDD, although recent studies with very simple models (typically modeling intrinsic connectivity between two nodes) have reported abnormal effective connectivity to faces in bipolar disorder and distinct abnormalities to happy faces in MDD (37).

When Duffy writes that a black cab is a 'sad hearse' (as distinct from all those happy hearses, one assumes), she is recycling the slightly better line (from Mean Time), 'a taxi implying a hearse'.

The problem is that the words "happy" and "happiness" are used today in variety of interrelated but distinct senses.

The special one bought title after title to Stamford Bridge, keeping the locals happy, despite a distinct lack of panache.

Mostly, I love the parade of four distinct seasons, which makes me happy to be a Northeasterner.