Sentence examples for unexpectedly happy from inspiring English sources

Simon Hughes is unexpectedly happy.

Yet the next chapter was unexpectedly happy.

THESE are unexpectedly happy days in conflict-torn Kashmir.

The unexpectedly happy news on crime rates suggests that the mayor was right.

But some of the stories  have unexpectedly happy endings, like the one told by Debra Hoffman of Corcoran about a one-bedroom at Broadway and 110th Street.

She is so unexpectedly happy that she chooses not to share her neighbors' suspicions as to the identity of an arsonist in the area.

In 1951, you write, tubercular patients were given a drug that unexpectedly made them happy — they even danced in the halls of the medical ward.

When Peggy shows up unexpectedly, Vince is happy to see her but becomes upset when she says the purpose of her visit is to talk about business.

There, too, he emphasized the signal importance of "eucatastrophe," a happy ending unexpectedly achieved in the face of imminent defeat.

Polaroids also sometimes led to happy accidents: unexpectedly artful blurs of the subjects; flares or highlights; the kind of painterly images that are often elusive when using more exacting film.

Last and definitely least, David Lawrence's Always a Welcome: The Glove Compartment History of the Motorway Service Area Between Bookss) is for all those (like me) who find roadside Happy Eaters unexpectedly poetic.