Sentence examples for least happier from inspiring English sources

The rewards would be many, not least happier, more satisfied professionals.

If, perhaps, you choose to work 90-hour weeks and skimp on leisure time, it follows that work is what makes you happy or at least happier than taking extra time for leisure: otherwise you would not be doing it.

Nietzsche confessed in 1880 that his existence was "a fearful burden", though he was at least happier than before, because of progress in his work.Feet of clay, indeed; but Mr Miller does not chide his dozen unduly.

But we had two pints each, and he was quite happy - or at least happier than he would have been forcing down some £3.49 a bottle grape-flavoured fluid.

Shorn of context (the business hotel, the business suit, the expensive orthopedic shoes, like velvet Crocs), his bland round gray-fringed face looked as though it would be happiest, or at least happier, on a village green on a summer afternoon; that face could have belonged to anybody, an alderman, a newsagent, a retired colonel, a vicar.

It had to do with openness, the kind that makes humans happy, or at least happier.

Which countries have the most and least—happy students?

Such women have the least happy marriages in America.

M. has a happy quandary — or at least, happy for her.

We have a tremendous amount still to be proud of – or, at least, happy about.

Mamie was "the hardest to grasp, the most contradictory and possibly the least happy".