Sentence examples for engender happiness from inspiring English sources
To get your appreciation and gratitude in gear, for that is what will engender happiness and optimism.
This, in turn, engenders happiness.
It requires maturity, attention and discipline, and it engenders happiness.
But he also revels – and this is also part of his appeal – in the wonderful angst that the American pursuit of happiness engenders.
It's a bold, sensitive study of the pain and happiness engendered by love and memory, and the way other people exist in our minds, and we in theirs.
It was a pleasure to witness the happiness clearly engendered by this reunion, organised by Brenda Last, a dear friend, founder member of WTB, former Royal Ballet principal dancer and now widely respected teacher.
For many people, whether their team has won or lost is the bellwether for happiness, and few cultural institutions engender such intense loyalties and equally passionate rivalries and controversies.
1. Stability is valued over anything else - particularly anything that could engender fractures to the citizens' superficial sense of happiness.
"I don't look back at it with feelings of happiness," Skinner says, and at first I think he means this period of his life, or the reaction that the record engendered.
