Sentence examples for happier age from inspiring English sources

Tasmania became the colony's official name, which, it was hoped, would be a portent of a happier age.

In Baghdad in the ninth century, a much happier age than now, there was an area known as the Suq al-warraqin, the Stationer's Market.

What has been your happiest age so far?

In an app-happy age, this radical embrace of loss has its nobility.

Throwaway jokes about Alvy's paranoid encounters with his TV-watching public look very contemporary in our celeb-happy age.

Indeed, reality in this area – the finger-pointing and public shaming of an umbrage-happy age – seems already to have got beyond parody.

In perhaps the autobiography's saddest moment, Twain tells himself that Susy's death was for the best, because life is unavoidably tragic: "Susy died at the right time, the fortunate time of life; the happy age – twenty-four years.

-HUGH CASSON Believe me, that was a happy age, before the days of architects, before the days of builders.

Other studies have put the so-called "happiest age" at late middle age, anywhere from 58to6969. .

In the introduction to his biography of Gnaeus Julius Agricola however, Tacitus speaks highly of Nerva, describing his reign as "the dawn of a most happy age, [when] Nerva Caesar blended things once irreconcilable, sovereignty and freedom".

Some research argues that 37 is the happiest age: we've done enough that we feel accomplished, settled and as though our identities are validated, but not so much that we don't have anything to look forward to.