Sentence examples for slight happy from inspiring English sources

Regardless, it feels a little slight, happy to dwell on the surface without really getting its hands dirty with the politics and backstabbing of this highly competitive world and the Type A personalities that inhabit it.

He had, he says with slight chagrin, a happy childhood.

The five-year-old, who was born prematurely at 34 weeks and described in court as "slight", was a "happy-go-lucky" little girl who did not let her cerebral palsy slow her down.

The man he knew was eager to please and sensitive to slights — and not always happy to show it.

Here was retaliation for all the trouble Downing Street goes to in order to keep television happy; for slights of the Alastair Campbell days, when he and Tony Blair started bypassing the nationals and talking to the regionals; for politicians' temerity in accusing papers of trivialising issues.

As well as I could make out from our admittedly slight acquaintance, he was a happy man, at home in the high-bohemian world where he passed his life, a world where art and literature and talent and money were all mixed together.

Mr. Bardon described him a basically happy man with a slight stutter.

A native of Cuba, the slight, petite man is more than happy to be her right hand.

A slight respite came with the comparatively happy days of the United Front, when Lamont presumably found himself on speaking terms with some of the promiment liberals around town.

But for all the simplicity of the narrative, Happy Together is anything but slight.

While the Street has a slight preference for Mr. Bush, it would be happiest if neither party controls both the White House and Congress next year, he said.