Sentence examples for historically happy from inspiring English sources

But, somewhat oddly, Joan hasn't realized that this historically happy place will issue fresh reminders of their loss.

The mayor has historically been happy to cut deals with local business interests on controversial projects like Atlantic Yards – the deal that paved the way for the construction of the Barclays Center – when it suits his broader ambitions, so the city government's willingness to embrace a leftover proposal from the Bloomberg era cannot be ignored.

Presidential campaigns historically have had happy endings, with America's leader legitimized by the open, rollicking process.

"Historically, I was happy buying a company at half of what is worth.

Amazon has historically been pretty happy to drive wedges into that gap, too.

Historically pacifists have not had happy endings on The Walking Dead (Tyreese, Beth and Herschel are just a few examples) so it will be interesting to see how long Morgan can survive living according to his new moral code.

Unlike their protest-happy French neighbors, historically the Brits have been pretty slack when it comes to setting things on fire and throwing paving stones at the police.

Mackerras was happy to take a historically informed perspective with both conventional orchestras, such as the SCO, and period-instrument ensembles, notably the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.

Economic development has historically been coupled with increasing happiness, but we have reached a point where more development is making us less happy and destroying the planet.

No serious chef who cooks food from one of the historically quarrelsome regions of Northern Italy is happy to associate himself or herself with any other.

"Historically, Fulham was a club that was happy to be in the Premier League and that was their ambition, but it was not my ambition for them," he told the Mirror.