Sentence examples for speaking happiness from inspiring English sources

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For Aristotle, strictly speaking, happiness simply is the exercise of the highest virtues, those of theoretical reason and understanding.

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"The difficulty was in making art about happiness," Ms. Prose said, "and we spoke about happiness as a permanent condition, an insurmountable problem".

When Ben Bernanke spoke about "happiness research," he emphasized the finding that happiness depends strongly on a sense of being in control of your own life.

The title speaks of happiness but it is the sadnesses that prevail.

The Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz will speak on "happiness indicators," as will the economist Jeffrey Sachs.

Before 2000, less than five scientific articles a year dealt with "subjective wellbeing", academic speak for happiness and life satisfaction.

They both recounted hair-raising experiences, thanked me for keeping my distance, and spoke of happiness and relief as the end drew nigh.

Indeed, it is possible, within and against these limits, to speak of happiness.

The energy was magnetic as everyone spoke of happiness and hope and amazement as they were about to witness one of the most important day of their lives.

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