Sentence examples for particular happiness from inspiring English sources

In college, I read "The Great Gatsby" and "Death of a Salesman," and I came home to my husband one night and told him all about the American Dream's potential for disillusionment, about the perils of pursuing a mirage or, worse, something that promises happiness without realizing that this particular happiness was not what one needed or wanted.

Baumbach took back the latter and, with the particular happiness with which a self-protective person allows himself to sink beneath the waters of affectionate mockery, listened to Barber and Gerwig riff about his ChapStick tic, which he gave to Roger Greenberg.

In particular, happiness and anger could not be reliably expressed.

This event brought particular happiness to the little ones in the nearby rural areas of Umtata.

In the Middle Ages, "Aristotelians" like Thomas Aquinas held that the good for human beings in particular is "happiness," the enjoyment of the direct vision of God in the next life.

Overall, health care providers perceived these resources to be useful, in particular, the Happiness Scale, that asks clients to rate health, social, emotional and economic aspects of their life on a ten-point scale (1 = completely unhappy, 10 = completely happy).

These emotions, to me, are all particular forms of happiness; they are the very foundation of a happy life.

No particular conception of happiness can be the basis of the pure principle of the state, and the general conception of happiness is too vague to serve as the basis of a law.

He argues that a state cannot legitimately impose any particular conception of happiness upon its citizens (8 290 91).

For example, our claims about homophilous communication are limited to a particular indicator, namely happiness measured through public social media production.

People choose naturism to reach this particular height of happiness.