Sentence examples for happiness largely from inspiring English sources

These two first paragraphs are beautifully full of energy and joy and hope; they capture with extraordinary economy the happiness of youth, a happiness largely absent from the rest of the story.

One well-known Dutch study of vacationers found that holiday-goers were happier than people who weren't taking vacations, but the increased happiness largely happened before the trips, as people anticipated the fun to come.

But in practice people's answers to a survey asking them about this type of happiness were largely determined by how they felt at the moment, not how they judged their lives overall.

Within the positive organizational universe, the experts tend to divide into two camps: those who feel that employee happiness hinges largely on a sense of purpose, and those who feel that relationships are the secret sauce.

Such claims have caused some consternation over whether the pursuit and promotion of happiness are largely futile enterprises (Lykken and Tellegen 1996; Millgram 2000).

No doubt, a couple's happiness depends largely on the quality of their emotional connection.

The results of our sensitivity analysis, shown in Figure 5, indicate that the magnitude of the happiness paradox is largely independent from our choice of threshold, with the exception of extremely large values, i.e. where less than 10% of the original sample remains and only individuals with more than 150 friends are included, thus approaching the Dunbar limit [18].

UNICEF "Happiness puzzle" was largely promoted in social media as well, by using an interesting teasing strategy a week before the event.

The slightly artificial atmosphere of happiness was, in fact, largely Rousselot's own creation.

One theory in psychology research suggests that we all have a happiness "set-point" that largely determines our overall well-being.

The rise in well-being and happiness on weekends is largely explained by opportunities to spend more social time with others.