Sentence examples for happy possibility from inspiring English sources

TWO things are dominating talk at British dinner tables: the happy possibility of beating Australia at cricket and news about fuel prices.

There is no longer the happy possibility of a new book just around the corner and each new volume you read brings you closer to the last.

"Everybody Looking" is certainly entertaining, like dozens of Gucci Mane releases before it, but it hints at a previously implausible (and, it must be said, happy) possibility: that the craftsman might outlive the avatar.

There was an emotional sincerity to her clothes: the notion that the young woman who would wear them was a free spirit, living with a sense of happy possibility and balance.

Then they raised the happy possibility of allowing the media into grounds to report only what reflected well on the game, so that readers might learn of the goals but not the spitting.

Conradi, a practicing Buddhist who rejoiced with Murdoch in the happy possibility of a Godless religion, approvingly writes, "Both the saint and the true artist were equally, in her coinage, 'unpersons.' " And yet the young Iris abounded with a good firm sense of herself, enough so that as a schoolgirl "she didn't care much what people thought..

The players nodded their heads, and perhaps imbued with the holiday spirit, saw the happy possibilities and not the desperate difficulties.

It takes only a few days of minimal eating and dedicated gym-going before I find myself looking forward to my parents' next visit, pondering the happy possibilities this great food city has to offer.

But another document, not discussed by Isaacson, suggests a happier possibility.

One riveting late picture, new to me, raises a happier possibility that was lost to untimely death.

But he made it clear that the Chargers are happy both possibilities exist.