Sentence examples for rather happily from inspiring English sources

Rather happily, it's been a cheap week for food.

"Then whose fault was it?" Judith looked around for a moment, and her eyes settled, rather happily, on Max.

(Rather happily, as The Salt of the Earth tells us, Salgado found more than half of its surface essentially undisturbed).

Often it ends up not far from home, and rather happily; but the way has been a long and agitated roundabout.

For material he also mined the couple of years he spent abroad in his 20s when, stricken with tuberculosis and besotted with "The Magic Mountain," he convalesced rather happily in an elegant Davos sanitarium, his cure financed by a rich New York patron.

Five years from now, when the line between solicitors, legal executives and paralegals has blurred sufficiently to create a single class of "legal professional", Katie Westley may look back rather happily on her decision to enter the law via the school leaver apprenticeship route.

Bless every one of the wonderful research subjects who agreed--rather happily, I might add --to let me remove add --tosadd --to fat from various parts of their bodies, both deep inside (deep in the belet) and just under the skin (subcutaneous).

But the Disney team prefers to see the endings as resolutions rather than "happily ever afters".

Robert Mapplethorpe's images of exposed, naked (rather than happily nude) children are unsettling in a different way.

Ms. Newton's own life might also be described as poised, although rather more happily and without necessity of harness, on the edge of a divide.

In part this was simply a product of his own cartoonishly improbable celebrity, that sense of existing rather too happily within his own self-made inner sanctum.