Sentence examples for precarious happiness from inspiring English sources
"Nobility" is a matter of self-control, and the precarious happiness that such love affords has no ideal dimension.
However, living as a 'sexual minority' in Korea forces individuals to climb a steep and precarious stairway to happiness.
"Living as a 'sexual minority' in Korea forces individuals to climb a steep and precarious stairway to happiness".
Most Britons report being satisfied with life, with concerns over work and precarious finances outweighed by happiness gained from children, relationships and where people live, according to a survey by the Office for National Statistics.
A diligent student of Charles Darwin might be struck by how much the creatures in Lear's verse the Pobble Who Has No Toes, et al. are part of a new vision of life that includes an expanded place for chance and oddity in nature, with the extra idea that animal happiness comes from nothing more than filling a precarious niche for a necessary moment.
To fight our propensity to cherish illusory dreams of happiness (somnium umbrae and umbra somnii), Cardano recommends us to become more aware of the precarious nature of the human condition (humana fragilitas) and to increase our level of self-mastery.
Conversation is precarious.
They are also precarious.
