Sentence examples for mutual bliss from inspiring English sources

The two animals find mutual bliss in appropriate love-montage pursuits: playing hide and seek, swimming together, warming their faces in the morning sun and silently considering the stars at night.

For "Tristan" is much more than a tale of two people lost in mutual bliss: with an emotional honesty that these days would be considered outlandish, Wagner shows us the wreckage in their wake.

Most shunga depicts vigorous heterosexual couples in mutual bliss – and these prints were likely cherished by men and women, both young and old, from different strata of society, including samurai lords as well as prosperous merchants and commoners.

Cadbury's was one of the first companies to disseminate this ideal of the modern private family who enjoyed healthy mutual bliss through drinking cocoa (Chavasse, 1913, p.xxi).

The "Carrots" slate-smash is "Anne" 's "tolerable, I suppose, but not handsome enough to tempt me" moment, setting in motion a whole course of standoffs and shenanigans which, after many years, finally end as they should — with mutual understanding and perfect bliss.

The "Carrots" slate-smash is "Anne" 's "tolerable, I suppose, but not handsome enough to tempt me" moment, setting in motion a whole course of standoffs and shenanigans which, after many years, finally end as they should with mutual understanding and perfect bliss.

I would invent scenarios about bliss and mutual respect.

It is a man and a boy whose mutual fondness has at last blossomed, who have unearthed new parts of themselves, who are relishing unbridled bliss.

Total bliss.

More bliss.

Beach bliss?