Sentence examples for happiness partly from inspiring English sources

Alexis Taylor, the main contributor to the lyrics, stated that he was proud of the album lyrically and felt that feelings of love and happiness, partly the result of his recent marriage, had contributed to the album's romantic tone.

One theme this year is happiness, inspired partly by the council's public health director, who has been surveying unhappiness rates in the city.

The degree and quality of God's happiness is partly determined by the state of sentient creatures.

Yet autonomy as an ideal brought her happiness, she says, partly because it freed her from the shame of falling short.

In everything – my writing, my travelling, my happiness – I live partly on behalf of those who weren't able to survive.

She flees with Russell for the Canadian border, and tries to commit suicide in a motel room, an attempt that nicely provides the novel's answer to its own original bogus "enigma": happiness may be partly chromosomal and determined, but it is also mysteriously environmental, temperamental, and so on.

This was not reflected in the children's self-reported general happiness and may partly be due to caregivers with a probable mental health condition being less likely to have a positive outlook in general.

But if justice at least partly constitutes happiness and justice is unsettled, then Socrates is right to proceed as if happiness is unsettled.

"Happiness," Brown says, "is partly the story you tell yourself.

If the change that overtook him in the late twenties was due partly to happiness, it was also born of sorrow.

There is no definitive list of the main sources of happiness in the literature, partly because it is not clear how to divide them up.