Sentence examples for supposedly happy from inspiring English sources
Sadness can be seen in those people's eyes, even at supposedly happy times like Tet.
What sense does that make, especially when here in America I am safe, fat and (supposedly) happy?
It is based on the supposedly "happy ending" of the 1938 movie version of George Bernard Shaw's play "Pygmalion," from which the musical is drawn.
It was the same look I might give a woman talking lightly about her supposedly happy open marriage: a suspicion that beneath that surface lay an ocean of jealousy and confusion.
But would voters, supposedly happy to pay up, truly be so?See article: The risks Gordon Brown is taking to save the NHSRevolving presidencyVenezuela's president, Hugo Chavez, was briefly ousted when a general strike ended in a military coup.
The sending of dick pics; men posing with fish in their profile photos; that supposedly happy couple "looking for a third" (spoiler alert: they're not happy and are broken up by end of film); the "DTF?" come-ons; and basically every other reason people delete these apps in the first place.
Specifically, she looked at how artworks made shortly after the death of a loved one fared in comparison to artworks made by the same artist in supposedly happier times.
The locals were supposedly so happy they set off their own version of fireworks, and each year the festival celebrates this act – with the most notable outside of India being in Leicester.
However, the match did not happen because Hogan changed his mind, as he was supposedly not happy with the planned finish.
(Last season, the supposedly pass-happy Martz called a pass on 41 percent of first downs).
"This will undoubtedly lead some business angels, those wealthy individuals who will invest in the next generation, to leave the country in order to avoid being a Dane – leaving behind what's supposedly the happiest nation on earth," he said.
