Sentence examples for happiness perhaps from inspiring English sources
Still, smiling is an unbiased, measurable indicator of happiness, perhaps more reliable than filling out a survey.
It seems a strange omission when friendship is so key to human happiness, perhaps even to human survival.
And, in its own twisted way, that game may bring him a measure of happiness — perhaps even more than football ever could.
That would be a contradiction: error is like happiness, perhaps, in that we can only stumble across it rather than seek it out.
And it is a discipline not to permit himself the fantasy that he will survive to claim his small patch of ordinary happiness (perhaps too that the husband will not), when fantasising about surviving to next week seems an indulgence.
On joy: "Nintendo GameCube is itself a species of happiness, and, perhaps, the chief happiness which this world affords".
Few begrudged Sulzberger his happiness, except perhaps the other important woman in Sulzberger's life: Janet Robinson, the chief executive he chose to run the Times Company in 2004.
The point is that she turned against all this bohemian stuff; she is not now a huge believer in happiness, or perhaps I should say joy, outside of marriage or settled life.
If the project is a success, Wright has big plans: "A UK-wide rollout - I see a whole chain of warm, comforting, architecturally designed, extremely attractive places". Happiness centres, perhaps?
If consumers need protection from their constitutional right to pursue plus-size happiness then perhaps it is also time to slice a couple of feet off the king-size bed and about 500 pounds from the Cadillac Escalade.
