Sentence examples for either happiness from inspiring English sources

But there are some surprises: serious illness typically does not make us much less happy, marriage in the long run is not a major source of either happiness or unhappiness.

Male privilege is not a guarantor of either happiness or health, and trying desperately to play the part of protector and provider has robbed generations of men of both.

Efficiency was meant to lead to a shorter workday, but, in the final two decades of the twentieth century, the average American added a hundred and sixty-four hours of work in the course of a year; that's a whole extra month's time, but not, typically, a month's worth of either happiness minutes or civic participation.

Writing for the American Forum, Dr. Erik Camayd-Freixas paints a clear picture of how the tactics deployed supposedly in the name of U.S. "security" do nothing to secure either happiness, safety, or a sound economy.

For example, participants identified the happiness 87.5% stimulus as either "happiness" or "fear".

So I find that we either make happiness seem too hard, thinking we need to go on an 80-day vacation around the world, when really, thinking of three things you're grateful for while you brush your teeth, or smiling at a stranger in a hallway, can not only boost your happiness but help you to make that choice over and over again.

Electrical stimulation of the right amygdala induced negative emotions, especially fear and sadness, whereas stimulation of the left amygdala led to either pleasant (happiness) or unpleasant (fear, anxiety, sadness) emotions (Lanteaume et al., 2007).

'Popcorning' may either indicate happiness or an attempt to release excess energy, similar to a cat suddenly getting the urge to race through the house.

Happiness is mostly intrinsic: you're either a happy soul or a miserable bastard.

Either Thassa's happiness can be chemically explained away or it can't be.

Without that investment, there can be no loss or gain, either of my happiness or unhappiness.