Sentence examples for glad than from inspiring English sources

The show opens with the rueful "Wedding Vows" and closes with the assertive "Better Glad Than Mad". And art once again proves its usefulness against adversity.

Iodine is part of thyroxine, a hormone produced by the thyroid glad than regulates metabolism.

And while most of us seem glad of it, some of us are inevitably more glad than others.

Three hours later,… Overheard on a Madison Avenue bus, one middle-aged lady to another: "In dark times like these, I'm more glad than ever that I am me".

The New Yorker, May 11 , 1968P. 34 Overheard on a Madison Avenue bus, one middle-aged lady to another: "In dark times like these, I'm more glad than ever that I am me".

By Sandy Campbell and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, May 11 , 1968P. 34 Overheard on a Madison Avenue bus, one middle-aged lady to another: "In dark times like these, I'm more glad than ever that I am me".

But she is more than glad that the children's fiction has taken off.

Mutual care and attraction are mysterious miracles that should always leave us in awe, and I'm more than glad that you've stumbled upon them.

Some of my best friends are homo sexual, and basically neither sadder nor gladder than my heterosexual friends.

In addition to being less of a glad-hander than most politicians, Obama is also the first President in a long time to have small children in the White House.

Many of us, however, are more than glad we stayed.