Sentence examples for happiest if from inspiring English sources

Would he be happiest if he could avoid the public completely?

John C. Carter, a lawyer for one of the defendants, said his client was a reluctant culture warrior who would be happiest if a judge dismissed the charges.

Tusk said he would be happiest if Britain could stay in the EU after all, rowing back on the outcome of the June referendum result.

He'd probably be happiest if we left a big pot of stewed meat on the stove day and night, so he could just help himself whenever he's peckish.

On the other hand, as I head back to the street, I am happiest if the last flavor in my mouth is the paella.

While the Street has a slight preference for Mr. Bush, it would be happiest if neither party controls both the White House and Congress next year, he said.

I'll be happy if that happens.

Their marriages are reasonably happy, if dull.

Happy – if slightly perilous – times.

Moore seems happy, if ambivalent.

I'm happy if they're happy.