Sentence examples for temporary happiness from inspiring English sources

Some learn the lessons and achieve a temporary happiness.

The French believe they're an island of temporary happiness in a world of catastrophes".

For those who like to punctuate the daily grind with pints of Temporary Happiness Facilitator, the World Cup is a great extended booze party.

I started to understand that there was no satisfaction in trying to find happiness outside myself, for example through material possessions; all this stuff brought only temporary happiness, nothing permanent.

Go drinking with them, buying them each a pint and then making an elaborate scene and saying to each in turn, 'Well if you don't want that pint of Temporary Happiness Facilitator' I suppose I'll have to have it.

Even though Facebook has rigorously denied these allegations, many have accused the company of offering a best-selling product to its advertisers — young teens in vulnerable moments to whom temporary happiness in mindless shopping would be highly appealing.

It's a serious, temporary-happiness-facilitating device to be quaffed as quickly as possible.

But few of us really pay this much attention as we seek temporary, transient happiness, the "If only I had" game, which constantly brings dissatisfaction.

Getting married also seems to cause a temporary blip in happiness levels: one study that tracked 24,000 German couples over 15 years found that although marriage increased happiness in the short term, as time wore on, individuals' happiness levels eventually returned to their premarital state.

When taking into account concepts like the hedonic treadmill mentioned above, it's easy to see that our temporary fixes for happiness don't last, and that the temporary highs we receive when we're buying something new are not that different from the temporary euphoria we feel from using drugs, for example, or even falling in love at the beginning of a relationship.

That means one in every eight people per capita, or roughly 13percentt of the population, has access to synthetic, temporary, highly addictive happiness in pill form.