Sentence examples for happy whereas from inspiring English sources

But in 2014, 54% of rich-country respondents counted themselves as happy, whereas in emerging markets the percentage jumped to 51%.

In her new book, Bluebird: Women and the New Psychology of Happiness, American writer Ariel Gore points out that mothers seemed hot-wired to say that being with their children makes them happy – whereas really it is moments of being alone and of feeling "themselves" that makes them happiest.

She declares that "the question 'What is the role of poetry?' is like asking, 'What is the role of eating?' " I'm both an Atwood fan and a poetry critic, but even for me, it's hard not to notice that people who don't read poetry seem generally to be healthy and happy, whereas people who don't eat seem generally to be dead.

In the U.S., the second most popular mood was "Happy," whereas in Canada the number 2 mood is "Sexual".

The argument at the end of Book 1 proceeds by attempting to prove an interim conclusion that is unnecessarily strong, namely that the just person is happy, whereas the unjust person is wretched.

And so Socrates can draw the interim conclusion that we have encountered already, which is that the just person (the person, that is, whose soul is just) is happy, whereas the person whose soul is unjust is wretched.

One reason this is troubling, according to Kyl, is that Russia is so trigger-happy; whereas America views its nukes as a deterrent, he said, "to the Russians, tactical nuclear weapons are a battlefield weapon, just like artillery".

In southern Europe families with children are happiest, whereas the British and Irish are the only people to become sadder when little ones arrive.

Researchers suggest that women might have more cultural freedom to quit a job they don't like and find one that makes them happier, whereas men remain in unsatisfying work environments -- making time at home seem more appealing.

These data suggest that relatively unhappy people show somewhat conflicting memorial tendencies vis-à-vis happiness, whereas very happy people show simpler, and less conflicting, tendencies.

The decision to use recognition as an on-the-spot bonus instead of merely pay increases is a fascinating one, because pay increases can create new mental anchors for how much the person feels happy earning, whereas the social recognition program is ongoing, unexpected and harder to form a mental anchor around.