Sentence examples for happily nothing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "happily nothing" is not standard in written English and may be confusing to readers.
It could be used in a context where one is expressing contentment with a lack of obligations or activities, but clarity is essential. Example: "After a long week, I spent my Saturday doing happily nothing, just enjoying the peace and quiet."
Happily, nothing of that sort came through.
Round, bug-eyed and knee high, they look, happily, nothing like the pop idols Britney Spears and Mandy Moore.
Left to my own devices I would happily eat nothing but roast vegetables but when it comes to the question of "to peel or not to peel", I'm stumped.
But he shrugged happily: "There's nothing to say".
As the ladies of "Chicago" will happily tell you, nothing stays.
Happily, there's nothing austere about Blue Pearl's surroundings, a secluded compound that was once a Hells Angels chapter.
Happily, he sounds nothing like his father, John Coltrane, and when the band is at its peak you never quite know where the music is heading.
Happily, he sounds nothing like his father, John Coltrane, and when his band is at its best, you never quite know where the music is going.
And such suspicions, though happily there is nothing definite in the news so far to hand to afford them foundation, are in themselves fraught with menace to the peace of Spain and the United States.
Happily for Bryan, nothing brings an estranged daughter back into the patriarchal fold faster than the threat of being served up like a bonbon to a salivating, knife-wielding sheik from the Republic of Cinematic Stereotypes.
It was 4 p.m., the time most restaurants close; and no matter how many diners are still happily chewing away, nothing will make a restaurateur take on a new table.
