Sentence examples for happily real from inspiring English sources

You even get to hear a bus driver talk you through his day; his words, taken from a contemporary journal, are happily real.

Happily, the real potential of these devices for gaming is more interesting, and less annoying.

Happily, the real debate happening on doorsteps and workplaces is smarter and funnier than this.

Happily, the real players in the family are able to see the bigger picture, which is why James Murdoch last year described the BBC's activities and ambitions as "chilling" – high praise indeed from a chap whose dad owns 40% of the UK newspaper market and enjoys a satellite monopoly gifted to him by an obsequious Margaret Thatcher.

It can't be the sweet-souled but happily married real-estate agent who obviously admires Frances, or any of the three Polish workmen at the villa, one of whom is a mere teen-ager.

Happily, Mrs. Winslow, whose real house they share -- and who has her own odious past -- has proved "an almost magical reader of persons" and cooks individual meals for each.

But now we're happily engaged in real, competitive contests involving people who are actually more or less qualified for the jobs they seek.

Country's biggest male stars are behaving extra badly post-breakup, even if most of them are happily married in real life and just role-playing in their songs.

Happily, for every real Mongolian goat laying down its life for high fashion, there are at least three knitted-on-a-loom "goats" that will serve equally well, especially given that neon orange is not a goat's colour of choice out on a Mongolian mountainside and bright reds and blues are very much les couleurs d'hiver this season.

Eventually I bid my Turntable friends adieu, and with my iTunes heavy with new songs I happily reentered the real world.

There is no happily ever after in real life.