Sentence examples for perhaps happy from inspiring English sources
Perhaps happy people live longer because they practice healthy behaviors, or for some other unknown reason.
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".
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".
"Even if everybody in Switzerland isn't perhaps happy about what we do, there's nothing they can do about it because we follow the rules," Mr. Chan said in an interview last month at Baselworld, the world's biggest watch fair.
Notably, it isn't one of Unruly's 10 most shared videos of the year, so while people were perhaps happy to see it they didn't love it enough to share it.
Like Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, and John Everett Millais Opheliaa, the girl from the Seine represents an ideal of beauty and innocence". If the Inconnue went on to live a long and perhaps happy life, did she have any idea how famous her teenage self had become?
Perhaps happier times now await in Geelong.
People will be perhaps happier with the efficiency of the scheduling process.
He was perhaps happiest during the war, spending three years in military intelligence in India.
But perhaps happier people are more likely to get married in the first place.
Are poor single men perhaps happier than poor unhappily married ones, or than the unhappily married in general?
