Sentence examples for happier implication from inspiring English sources

But it also has a happier implication.

This idea appeals to common sense not only for its simplicity but perhaps even more for its happy implication that evolution travels an inherently progressive path, propelled by the hard work of organisms themselves.

Strawberry tells kids to buy things to keep the puppy happy — the implication is if you don't pay, you're making puppies sad.

While it may ultimately be valuable to address the personal satisfactions of health workers to keep them happy, the implications for policy rest more on providing the tools and incentives necessary for these health workers to stay in their jobs and to perform them to a reasonable standard.

He said nobody should be in any doubt that his party would control immigration in a fair way after reports that senior party figures were not happy with any implication in the briefing paper that they would prefer to talk about other topics.

They weren't happy at the apparent implication that they may have misdiagnosed their patients with one disease when their condition was really CTE.

But the unions and industrialists aren't too happy with the implications of a product that never needs to be replaced.

All three parts of this argument are unconvincing — and the bottom-line policy implication, "do little, be happy," is downright dangerous.

So, the customer really realized that it was something that, for them, had no implication and they feel happy to participate.

While women who use choice framework are better off in the short run because they feel happier and empowered, the long-term implications are more ominous.

The evening's most thrilling moment was the musical repartee of John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey (joined by Aaron Weinstein on violin) as they wove "Get Happy!" "I Want to Be Happy" and "Sometimes I'm Happy" into a witty argument casually infused with philosophical implication: will it be a yes or a no to love and life?