His taste for happiness - what he called "the intense joy I derive from being alive" - was not blithe, but his deliberate weapon against rejection, boredom, stupidity and routine.
He "brought a taste for happiness and honesty and a love of women to what was, before him, a joyless, loveless, lying art," Avedon wrote.
It tasted like happiness.
If you're feeling adventurous, try the fafaru, a seawater-marinated fish and local delicacy (Warning: It smells like stinky cheese but tastes like happiness).
These reminiscences are flavored with the taste of potential happiness, as in her accounts of the exotic wonder of going to the circus.
An infidel (with taste) could find happiness with the chopped liver sold at the branch of Glendale Bakery that's located at Eighty-seventh and Lexington.
Rejected in attempts at romance, he had doomed affairs with demimondaines; for a time, he lived with a Dutch prostitute who had two children, gaining a taste of domestic happiness that haunted him ever after.
In his talk, Schwartzberg shares a taste of his Happiness Revealed Project.
Ciro's is best known for its flautas probably, crisply fried cylinders of happiness that taste completely homemade.
Time and time again it has been shown that external cues, habit and based-on-nothing hunches affect our food choices, our hunger and appetite, our sense of taste, and even our happiness.
It tastes of magic and happiness.
