Sentence examples for perhaps happier from inspiring English sources

Perhaps happier times now await in Geelong.

But perhaps happier people are more likely to get married in the first place.

I would have been just as happy, I go on - indeed perhaps happier - if my novelist-as-man-of-action had been someone else: Kipling, for instance.

"We have seen in the past how drama creates national cohesion, whether it be a terrorist attack or perhaps happier moments, like national sporting victories.

It also suggests that he is perhaps happier as a commentator than an interviewer: had his tape recorder, shorthand or questions been better, he might have required less help from the spirit of the bookshelf.

Then there is Jonathan Miller, the English director, writing in The New York Review of Books and explaining, among other things, why Debussy's "Pelleas et Melisande" is perhaps happier in the land of Proust than in some medieval ur-German forest of misty place and date.

Perhaps happy people live longer because they practice healthy behaviors, or for some other unknown reason.

He was perhaps happiest during the war, spending three years in military intelligence in India.

We walked away from the table perhaps happy to be away from each other for a while, but perhaps equally happy that we preserved a modicum of what each side wanted".

ONCE again Africa's worthiest and perhaps happiest countries, according to Mo Ibrahim's latest measure of all-round governance, scrutinising data gathered for last year, are offshore.

Col. William F. Grimsley, commander of the Third Division's First Brigade, described the city's people as "at least neutral and perhaps happy we're here".