Sentence examples for happiness for it from inspiring English sources

The title of the play may also echo Thomas Jefferson's phrase "the pursuit of happiness", for it is about a group of Cambridge graduates, five men and one woman, who fail to fulfil their promise or their hopes through a combination of circumstance and character.

What these findings show about well-being depends on the importance of happiness for it (see section 4).

But many others, maybe most, recognize this for what it is (the shadow of happiness) and understand true happiness for what it is: the love of family, personal security, shelter, the freedom to pursue one's goals and live with the consequences.

Her smile was shy but happy, and that made me glad, too, yet a shadow hung over my happiness, for was it not alarmingly early for others' thoughts and opinions to mean so much to her? Wasn't it best for everything to come from her, for it to be rooted in herself?

Berit can hardly bear her glimmer of happiness for fear that it will end, and scenes of unredeemable pain — as when her friend Gertrud endures the results of a botched back-alley abortion — are filmed in intrusively intimate closeups that suggest Bergman's ardor for the agonies they convey.

Berit can hardly bear her glimmer of happiness for fear that it will end, and scenes of unredeemable pain as when her friend Gertrud endures the results of a botched back-alley abortion are filmed in intrusively intimate closeups that suggest Bergman's ardor for the agonies they convey.

I got nothing but happiness for him.

Lying beneath all this is a deep philosophical conundrum about happiness: that aiming for it, whether as a society or in our personal lives, often seems to make it harder to achieve.

If that will add to your happiness, I am for it," he said.

"If that will add to your happiness, I am for it".

Those who long for happiness and search for it in the right places will receive it one day.