Sentence examples for forced happiness from inspiring English sources

But there is a frenzied feeling to that kind of self-indulgence, a fatalistic, forced happiness that made me feel sad underneath.

(Neuhaus deeply dislikes the evangelicals' "overly confident claims to being born again," as well as their "forced happiness and joy" and their "awful music").

Father Neuhaus confided, "There is much in the evangelical culture that grates against me -- the overly confident claims to being born again, the forced happiness and joy, the awful music".

The freedom to be is not wrapped in paper, but rather is often about unwrapping the boxes of forced happiness that have been foisted upon us.

"Some will think we are forcing happiness down their throats," Blackmore admits.

The young people who participated in that video were arrested and forced to recant their happiness back in May.

When we look up to those servers on the top of the pyramid, we are forced to hold the Happiness bestowed from you.

I don't push it away, or pretend not to think it, but I also don't force away my happiness.

Academics interested in measures of GDH (gross domestic happiness) were once forced to turn to the esoteric example of Bhutan.

But most of the program offered Ashford and Simpson classics like "Ain't No Mountain Enough," "It Seems to Hang On," "You're All I Need to Get By," "I'm Every Woman" and "Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)." More than any musical couple I can remember, Ashford and Simpson portrayed eternal marital bliss in performances in which their happiness rarely seemed forced.

She's right here -- practice does fuel success -- but she's wrong that forced mastery will lead to happiness.