It is a lover of wisdom; and philosophy professes to teach us what are the constituents of human felicity, and what are the means of attaining it; what are our duties, and the general rules for our conduct.
Addicted to their own pursuits, and considering their own condition as the standard of human felicity, all nations pretend to the preference, and in their practice give sufficient proof of sincerity.
Sidenote: Since thou art convinced of the soul's immortality, thou canst not doubt that if death puts an end to human felicity, that all men when they die, are plunged into the depths of misery.
If the Creator had at first perceived that a plurality of wives was conducive to human felicity, he would have bestowed more than one upon man in his paradisiacal state.
To wander round the world in a hundred tons schooner would be my highest realisation of human felicity.
To be born obscure and to die famous has been described as the acme of human felicity.
Barbados, which has since suffered severely from the want of a market for its sugar, seemed to Froude's eyes to present in a sort of comic picture the summit of human felicity.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "human felicity" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
