Sentence examples for truth happy from inspiring English sources

The happy/sad truth (happy for you, sad for writers) is that a lot of writers will work for free under the right circumstances.

In the film, the duo never make it to London, so in this case, truth is happier than fiction.

It seemed to us that the wives of the fellahin were in truth the happiest women in Egypt.

He learned the happy truth when he went back into Launch Control and saw video of the standing rocket.

As the match ended the happy truth for Van Gaal was United deserved this third win from their three Stateside outings.

When she learns the happy truth, her relief immediately gives way to a determination to force her lover Dorante into surrender while he still thinks her a servant.

Most people have a deep intuition that a life lived cleareyed has inherent value, independent of whether the truth makes you happy.

The happy truth is that while Johnny Borrell thinks his competition is Bob Dylan and John Lennon, the game he is actually playing in involves the Cars and Rick Springfield.

And, though one of the ways the death lobby tries to fudge the facts about guns is to use the happy truth that violent crime has been falling around the world to argue for a correlation between the tragedy of American gun possession and that descent, the new study shows just how bogus that connection really is.

Alfie's journey to return Number One, aka Baggy Brown, to his regal owner is atmospheric and tender, and with the help of the fabulous Lady Jane Farque-Hurrah, who has "five children of her own and knew exactly when a child was telling the truth", there are happy endings all round.

In sum: Plato's suggestion is that rhetoric and sophistry are tied to substantive theses about the irrelevance of moral truth to the happy life; about the conventionality or relativity of morals; and about the irrelevance of the sort of inquiry into the truth of the matter (as distinguished from opinions or the results of polls) upon which Socrates keeps insisting.