Sentence examples similar to rule happy from inspiring English sources

Though the jar was small, it exceeded the limit laid down by the rule-happy officials of airport security, and it was thrown away.

For 13 years, since becoming an N.F.L. head coach with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Coughlin has been widely portrayed as a caricature of smoldering intensity and unbending ideology: a fiery, rule-happy tyrant who was most content when those around him were uneasy.

Haidt pithily summarizes Socrates' argument: "Reason must rule the happy person.

This information was submitted to the judge overseeing the case, who has the power to rule that "Happy Birthday" has been in the public domain all along and that Warner/Chappell's claim of copyright is invalid.

THE rules of Happy Hour are deceptively simple.

"Neither the rulers nor the ruled are happy with the current situation," said Mr. Zhang, the historian.

Nor does it mean that Russia is about to start playing by the economic and political rules of happier and richer countries.

There is no mention of the kind of world the US would rule in this happy event, but not for lack of evidence.

The "American Pie" series does, to its credit, allow some exceptions to this rule — Michelle's happy, unapologetic lust in particular — and its nastiness has always been softened by Jim's neurotic sweetness.

But Mirziyoyev is standing on a platform of continuing the policies of his predecessor – and although some voters chafe against authoritarian rule, others are happy to vote for more of the same.

And while a Republican staffer on the House small business panel avers that the current Senate bill "will not pass the House," he doesn't rule out a happy ending.