Chelsea's breakthrough goal was marked by high-end quality, which sparkled amid the gloomy weather and sparked happiness inside the travelling enclosure.
By changing your facial expression from a frown to a smile, it improves your physiological and psychological state and sparks happiness.
Those with religious faith, specifically of the Roman Catholic persuasion, seem to cope best with ageing and mortality, although as Peter Kemp has pointed out, in his biography of Spark, the Mortimers' happiness in their grandchild represents a kind of pagan alternative, satisfaction in the cyclical renewal of life.
The Second Amendment, even badly read, is not greater than the "inalienable rights" of "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" that sparked a revolution and led to the founding of this nation.
And though it's comforting to know that they are happy forevermore, their dialogue is leaden and Ms James does not manage to inspire that happiness with much spark.
And last but not least, happiness is a spark that catches us in a moment and is gone the next and is usually found when we do something special for ourselves, but even more for others.
The recent flurry of conversation on the Web about modern child-rearing and personal happiness, which was sparked by Jennifer Senior's article in NY Magazine, "All Joy and No Fun", has me thinking about how writing fiction can be a vehicle for identifying what you care about, and for unearthing your deepest concerns.
The log burns on throughout Christmas Day, when the first visitor strikes it with a poker or a branch to make sparks fly, while wishing that the family's happiness and prosperity be as abundant as the sparks.
While dreaming of their future happiness in Act III, the pair lacked an essential spark.
Awakenings spark new awareness of something critical to the meaning of life and happiness you haven't thought about before.
Each judgment of beauty is future oriented, is identical with the spark of desire, and contains, in the words of Stendhal, a promise of happiness (Stendhal 1926: 74; Nehamas 2007: 55).
