Sentence examples for virtually happy from inspiring English sources

An agency for the information society may be created, to keep Sweden virtually happy.

We'd rather be virtually happy than really truly happy.

It may be no coincidence that the worst performer of the hot 23 in the last day and a half is also the only one that has virtually no happy public shareholders.

He opined that in "virtually any happy relationship", one of the characters has to die to "provide angst" to the more major character.

Virtually overnight, a happy few performers may turn up onstage as City Ballet apprentices.

An excellent linguist, he was almost as happy singing in Italian, French and English as in his native tongue, and he spoke English with virtually no accent.

Virtually no one seems happy about the current state of affairs.

Medicare, too, is based on the social-insurance model, and, when Americans with Medicare report themselves to be happier with virtually every aspect of their insurance coverage than people with private insurance (as they do, repeatedly and overwhelmingly), they are referring to the social aspect of their insurance.

Satisfied with their lives, the very happy students "had virtually never thought about suicide, could recall many more good events in their lives than bad ones and reported many more positive than negative emotions on a daily basis," wrote Dr. Diener and Dr. Seligman in their report, which appears in the January issue of the journal Psychological Science.

Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona, who is happy to cut virtually anything else, says military cuts could lead to job losses.

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