Sentence examples for somewhat less happy from inspiring English sources

Asians tend to be somewhat less happy than their income would suggest, and Scandinavians a little more so.

In another, she is happy till 25, then lives 5 more years that are somewhat less happy.

This is only a somewhat less happy condition for the left-wing.

I attended the UK premiere of the Errol Morris documentary Tabloid and, despite laughing out loud several times, I came away somewhat less than happy.

At the end of the 18th century the impeachment of Warren Hastings, former governor general of British India, on accusations of financial and judicial excess in his dealings with provincial officials, was somewhat less outrageous and had a happier outcome: Hastings was acquitted.

We can see that, to offer another example, here: Being able to see the basket better and to post up in traffic and to rotate more freely on defense might have rendered her competitive streak somewhat less vicious, leading to a happier life post-college; probably not, but it was interesting to think about.

For all the changes in the mix, Americans are no happier, on average, than they were in the early 1970s and might be somewhat less so.

But only somewhat less.

But somewhat less of it.

Others are somewhat less circumspect.

If somewhat less cheerful.