Sentence examples for happiest ideas from inspiring English sources
One of the happiest ideas in the production of "Gilgamesh," a so-called operatic ritual by Stephen Dickman that opened at La MaMa E.T.C. on Thursday night, is its use of the written page.
But perhaps the most perceptive comment on Dutilleux's Prix de Rome offerings had been made in 1936 by Maurice Emmanuel, who wrote to Büsser that "at no point was Dutilleux banal: perhaps he interpreted the subject in too gloomy a light, but several happy ideas on the melodic front justified his [third] prize".
If it's sunny, then maybe you might get more happier ideas.
It sounds like a happy idea, satisfying the agendas of both parties.Liberals have been reticent, too.
The other is the happy idea that tax cuts actually increase government revenue, making deficit anxieties irrelevant.
"Felicitations for the happy idea of coming to see our great nation and above all the City of God.
Again and again, Mr. Gutenbrunner hits on a happy idea that elevates his down-home Austrian sources.
No such problems lie in the carefree "All's Well, End's Well 2012," a Cantonese-language rom-com that sure puts the happy in "the happy idea," what the Greeks called the first step in comedy.
The Gotham Chamber Opera — which, since the sad demise of New York City Opera, has become New York's leading alternative to the Met — had the happy idea of staging "Mahagonny Songspiel" alongside the three other mini- or anti-operas with which it originally appeared.
Or is there, as I sometimes think, more importance than ever?" It was, I feel, a very happy idea to confine the selections from her diary to her reflections on her own career as a writer.
