Sentence examples for mostly happier than from inspiring English sources
The Relate research suggests that married people are mostly happier than the unmarried, but marriage is not right for everyone.
More than 500 mostly happy diners later, Ms. Geeta has perfected her formula to an art.
His site now boasts more than 500 million mostly happy users and has given him a personal fortune estimated at $6.9bn [£4.5bn], making him the 35th wealthiest person in America, with a greater fortune than both Steve Jobs and Rupert Murdoch.
In this huge panorama, empires rise and fall, wars break out and characters of varying social backgrounds live mostly happy or mostly unhappy lives — mostly happy, more often than not, because Follett is an optimist, and firmly on the side of the good guys.
"My memories are mostly happy," he says.
I see people who are mostly happy.
Today telecoms firms are fat and mostly happy.
Our life in the sublet place had been mostly happy.
This year the Taiwanese went away mostly happy -- but not entirely.
Why were the geneticists you studied mostly happy and the journalists mostly unhappy?
But they are mostly happy to leave the decision of how this should be done to a future government, rather than risk unpopularity now with voters under flight paths.
