Sentence examples for happily exist from inspiring English sources

Sadly yellow fever can happily exist without a human host, completing its life-cycle in monkeys in tropical forests.

And in case anyone wonders how he survived as MP for Hartlepool: "I can also mix with and perfectly happily exist with people who are not like that".

Alongside versions of "Bleak Midwinter" and the lesser heard "Gaudete", it includes a couple of songs which could happily exist outside of the season – and happen to be among their best to date – "Make It Wonderful" and "Loving Man".

As I stood down here, and saw how the new bridge hugs its older sister, they seemed to happily exist just for their own sake, unfazed by the busy metropolis surrounding them.

It also shows the power of calling out things that play into the dangerous problem of bullying, shame, and violence towards young people who happily exist outside of the outdated, rigid gender roles of yesteryear.

But in order for this to happen the West must suspend its cultural superiority and cease proliferating wrongheaded assumptions such as the one that it is somehow within the Afghan nature to happily exist under a repressive regime in a backward society, when a quick look at history tells one otherwise.

In all the years when only the champions from each country contested the European Cup the two competitions happily existed side by side.

Indeed, I wonder if the fact that Flinc doesn't seem to have made profit the primary idea behind the rides that it enables (its URL is even "flinc.org") is one of the reasons why it has happily existed while fire and brimstone has rained down upon Uber for allegedly flouting commercial driving regulations in multiple markets.

The two would have quite happily existed separately from each other, but they're now beginning to sniff around each other's rears.

For years, the multi-faceted comedian and his namesake show have happily existed in the underground comedy scene all while proudly embracing their self-prescribed label of the weirdest (and, occasionally, saddest) variety show on air.

Feminists may fight about the itty-bitty terminology of oppressions, but this driver happily exists outside of the progressing bubble, and would feel the goalposts have suddenly been moved if he now has to pay for things other men have been saying, unchecked, for years.