Sentence examples for end up happier from inspiring English sources

Some might, indeed, end up happier and healthier, especially overcrowded families given more space.

But some will end up happier than others, because the audience grows and shrinks during the game.

But accommodate is one thing, and replace is is another, and when we replace doing the things we love with doing the things we believe must get done, most of us don't end up happier as a result.

I have met and read about countless people who, having faced life-threatening illness, end up happier, better able to appreciate the good things and people in their lives, more willing to take the time to smell the roses.

All happy families are functional; every dysfunctional family is dysfunctional in its own way, although it may think of itself as perfectly functional, and it may even end up happier, in its own way, than one of the happy ones.

By Anthony Lane All happy families are functional; every dysfunctional family is dysfunctional in its own way, although it may think of itself as perfectly functional, and it may even end up happier, in its own way, than one of the happy ones.

"Do I end up/ Do I end up happy?" she sang.

If we have the courage to discover this calling and to match it to our livelihood, the thinking goes, we'll end up happy.

"Whereas we find," the supervisor said, "we find that if they're left on their own the first month they usually end up happy as clams".

Despite the occasional mishaps, however, the general message was that if you prepare carefully for a tattoo you should end up happy with the results.

This does not mean that you'll necessarily end up "happy" (whatever that is).