Sentence examples for whose happiness from inspiring English sources

Those who felt less happy or whose happiness assessment stayed about the same, also saw less gain as compared to those who indicated that their level of happiness had improved, although this result was inconclusive for men.

An ending whose happiness is incidental to its wallop of poetic justice.

Saying no to a creature whose happiness you want is downright painful.

Judith Tuller New York, Feb. 15, 2011 • To the Editor: Here's one "Jew in the U.S". whose happiness is unalloyed.

Ms. Fiorentino and Dermot Mulroney play a married couple whose happiness has also receded into the past.

In The Bronze Horseman, Pushkin poses the problem of the "little man" whose happiness is destroyed by the great leader in pursuit of ambition.

Joining the circle of curmudgeons this season is Eric G. Wilson, whose "Against Happiness" warns that the "American obsession with happiness" could "well lead to a sudden extinction of the creative impulse, that could result in an extermination as horrible as those foreshadowed by global warming and environmental crisis and nuclear proliferation".

"We're walking tombstones," he says to his assistant, Madame Stefa, whose only happiness is Korczak, but whose passion he cannot reciprocate.

IT WAS a gripping scene, with Charles Jenkins cast in his toughest role yet: frail husband and father of an unlucky family, whose future happiness is threatened by a cold and merciless superpower.

James McAvoy (who recently starred in Danny Boyle's Trance) is electrifying as Bruce Robertson, the increasingly rattled member of the Lothian constabulary whose future happiness depends on grabbing a greasy-pole promotion through back-stabbing, double-crossing and general shafting.

Moreover, further delay cannot but be most injurious to the peoples whom I have tried to serve as Prince of Wales and as King, and whose future happiness and prosperity are the constant wish of my heart.