Sentence examples for happiest age from inspiring English sources

What has been your happiest age so far?

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

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.

A 2013 UK survey claimed that the happiest age was 37, which is fairly young in the larger scheme, but suggests that people are happiest once they've already accomplished some of their major life goals and are able to let go and enjoy the ride.

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

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

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

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.