Sentence examples for less bliss from inspiring English sources

"I felt like no one had ever really shown what it's like to experience street harassment, more or less," Bliss told HuffPost in October.

"I felt like no one had ever really shown what it's like to experience street harassment, more or less," Bliss told The Huffington Post.

Bliss it was in those wee hours to be alive and in his company, though the next mornings were usually a bit less blissful.

Moreover, since uncontested races are usually less about voter bliss with incumbents than about New York's byzantine ballot access barriers, contenders should qualify more easily.

Rueful, struggling to negotiate their lives and lies in a world increasingly filled with unknown terrors, the play's two married couples spend the Fourth of July weekend in less than connubial bliss.

But once she arrives, the culture shock of child-less, sun-drenched bliss is too much for her, and she bails for a quiet, seaside motel.

Shangri-La seems less alluring if its bliss relies on keeping an eighth of the 1990 population in a grim exile.

This was, it turned out, only half true, but it took a dozen years to find out that Kate Bush could bring to the subject of domestic bliss no less a degree of intense reflection and penetrating insight than she had employed on sex and death.

But we do have our models of less-than-puritanical wedded bliss.

But what does that mean for all the single ladies out there trying to find sexual bliss in less-committed partnerships?

Trees and flowering branches, usually seen in double-exposed layers, are nothing less than an exploration of bliss.