Sentence examples for lost happiness from inspiring English sources

His best-known poems, however, are elegies that sing of captivity, death, and dreams of youth and lost happiness.

He and Martineau turn Täuschung into a wonky Viennese waltz that evokes dangerous memories of lost happiness.

And as we got more interested in time management and productivity, we lost the individual, and with that individual loss, we lost happiness as well.

And he was also so resentful of the world, and so scornful of himself, that it is hard to measure lost happiness.

Moments later, during the nightly saying of the rosary, the private Gar is off into Mittyesque dreams of sexual adventure or melancholic recollections of lost happiness.

There are further hints of lost happiness in our heroes' names.

It goes beyond the fear of losing happiness, which many trauma survivors experience, and it's not an existential fumbling after that which is fleeting.

Can we lose happiness as easily as we find it, or are there attitudes we can adopt that will counter feelings of pessimism and help us to build a stronger, more resilient self?

"I've lost the happiness of playing," he said.

Pathos is nowhere lost, and happiness, far from wonderful, is at most an occasional draw of breath between spasms.

The memory of the abandonment haunts Rimbaud's work, which often evokes lost childhood happiness, and occasionally seems to refer directly to his family's crisis.