Sentence examples for felt happily from inspiring English sources

But a few days ago, I had a busy, cheerful shift and felt happily back to business.

I felt happily, hazily stuck in the rhythm and pleasure of eating, and a bit unsatisfied thinking of the courses I hadn't finished.

I felt happily defiant in the back seat of the car with the sharp edge of the single jabbing my stomach beneath the sweater.

Such middle-fingered ingratitude felt happily out of place in a guitar scene that has become almost overwhelmingly fey and well brought-up of late.

After the rehearsal, Dean, the stage manager, the actors, interested scholars, civic leaders, and Barthelme superfans convened at a nearby bar for what was billed as a panel on Barthelme but which felt, happily, more like a party.

With our jeans and dusty backpacks, we felt happily out of place among the well-dressed businessmen, and enjoyed people watching as we ate our first mediocre meal in Madagascar.

I don't believe that it's uncommon to feel happily exhausted after finishing a Byron Walden puzzle.

Ms. Wang, for instance, said she feels happily embraced by two cultures even as she tells stories about mistaken identity or about people who compare her Jewish husband to Woody Allen because of Lucy.

Their opacity might be why so many people seemed to feel happily nostalgic for music that makes fun of nostalgia and why so many middle-aged women were at the Beacon on Friday night, enjoying songs that can get kind of creepy toward their female characters.

Robinson: I feel (happily!) like gay characters are normalizing.

After eating a bowl, you will not only feel happily full (for hours) and have satisfied a sweet craving (no need to cave for a donut), you'll have also done something that was good for you.