Sentence examples for happily integrated from inspiring English sources

At the end, they are rendered whole in a blooming, tight embrace, their contradictory humors happily integrated.

The voting in the first round had fallen along regional or identity lines rather than on ideological ones, forming an orange-and-blue map that made the American red-and-blue electoral map look happily integrated by comparison.

Then one day when he asked his neighbors why their corner of Alexandria seemed to be so much more happily integrated than any other part of the Washington area, they told him it was because of a high school football team.

Despite the scars from his previous life, Hector lived happily integrated in our multi-dog household, and had many other canine friends as well.

The crew is shown as a happily integrated mix of blacks, whites and Latinos, an almost utopian image of racial harmony that directly belies the divisive, confrontational stance of "Sweet Sweetback" itself.

The "Tracy and Hepburn" routine was already pat in its mixture of feistiness and comfort, and the pair exemplified what later feminists would gratefully view as "an ideal relationship celebrating the most happily integrated emancipated woman of the era".

It was fascinating to hear snippets of original dialogue happily integrate themselves into new poems.

Our ethnic culture can be integrated happily into mainstream society.

I have one atheist friend who integrated hers quite happily into an atheist and materialist worldview; some Christian friends who will talk about them quietly and realistically: they clearly don't prove the truth of anything you're not disposed to believe beforehand and prepared to work on afterwards.

The idea is that Entrustet will function as a quietly integrated feature built into something you are happily using rather than being the go-to brand for everything you would rather not think about.

It was not the group's policy to talk about the trauma these women had endured – they would have to relive it several times in their Home Office interviews, says Khodayar Madeira, but feedback from the women suggested that they were sleeping better, formed friendships and had begun to integrate more happily into Glasgow life.