Sentence examples for into happier from inspiring English sources

But these tough experiences may have helped shape them into happier, less-self-absorbed, and more-ethical employees.

In the 5 September 1957 edition of Ebony's sister publication, Jet, an advertisement for King's forthcoming "Advice for Living" column recommended that readers "let the man that led the Montgomery boycott lead you into happier living" (Papers 4 267n).

It's a measure the remote south Asian nation has been using since the early 1970s, well before the rest of the world began to realise that wealthier does not necessarily translate into happier.

According to the film, which opens today in 10 cities, nearly one million people a year try to smuggle themselves away from war and destitution into happier, more prosperous countries.

Until he can oust them, though, they seem like good candidates for hysterectomies, not only because he believes the operation will make them "into happier people" but also because he can perfect Caesarean section techniques: "If the uterus is coming out anyway, does an extra stitch really matter?

Its adherents believe that gadgets can help organize torrents of personal data that can help turn us all into happier, healthier, wealthier and more productive human beings.

In the new cookbook "The Tipsy Vegan: 75 Boozy Recipes to Turn Every Bite Into Happy Hour," John Schlimm makes a case for spiked soups and drunken desserts.

They quickly settled into happy domesticity.

Mr. Howard broke into happy laughter.

I call that turning competitors into happy followers.

I'm just not into happy-clappy pop.