Sentence examples similar to reference happy from inspiring English sources

Admirable agenda aside, what clearly endeared it to the SXSW crowd was its geek-friendly, reference-happy combo of comedy and horror.

The programme also included the odd reference to Happy Birthday to You, as snuck into a neat interpretation of Mozart's G minor piano quartet in which Leonskaja was joined by violinist Alex Redington, viola player Hélène Clément and cellist John Myerscough.

Adjusted odds of low overall MWB and low life worth were significantly associated with reports of childhood violence or unhappiness both individually and most strongly when in combination (reference category happy, non-violent childhoods; table 3).

Over the years his folksy approach and references to "happy little" trees and clouds endeared him further to his fans.

It is this lack of certainty that makes horse-race gambling possible; that and a copious flow of mint juleps and crowds of suckers -- sorry, horse fanciers -- willing to lose a lot of money and sit through a sentimental rendition of "My Old Kentucky Home" with the lyrics bowdlerized to omit the grotesque references to happy slaves.

There were even references to "Happy Days Are Here Again," which became the unofficial theme song of those who fought to forestall the effects of the Great Depression, and to "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself," the encouraging words of Franklin D. Roosevelt during his first inaugural address, in 1933.

The J. Press designer Mikito Takeshima sprinkled some references to "Happy Days" and "Animal House" into its classics and, faster than you can say "toga party," a pairing worthy of the coolest slacker at Yale was born: a collection of trim wool slacks, plaid bomber jackets, blazers with gold hardware, slim button-down oxfords in faded hues and plush crew necks.

The propaganda circulated by his Ministry (typically including references to "happy, smiling natives") was considered laughable.

But we all have to constantly weed out the useless ones, the obscure and uninformative references to Happy Days and Pilgrim's Progress.

Much of the episode's humor is structured around cutaway sequences that parody popular culture, including references to Happy Days, Nova, One Day at a Time, and The More You Know.

Include references from happy customers.