| Drinking hot spiced wine while wrapped in blankets by a glowing fire is hygge. |
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| Grace, simplicity, and gratitude are the principles hygge practitioners adhere to for an abiding sense of well-being. |
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| It may be a hip, and happening phenomenon in America these days, but hygge has been integral to Danish culture for 200 years or more. |
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| To be in a situation characterised by hygge is to be in a state of pleasant wellbeing and security, with a relaxed frame of mind and an open enjoyment of the immediate situation in all its small pleasures. |
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| The room, with its warm lighting and unfinished birch tables, oozed hygge, a Danish concept of convivial coziness that Mr. Brûlé holds dear. |
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| For each of these authors, the idea of writing about hygge was unexpected – Wiking told me his friends were amazed that anyone thought he could get a whole book out of the concept. |
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| Yes, spelled hygge but you say it HOO-gaahr, I checked the instructions, it's what makes Danish people so happy, just doing simple, hoogerish things. |
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| Traditionally, the antidote has been the ancient concept of hygge, the cosy, candlelit ambience, designed to soothe the darkest moods the winter may bring. |
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| Discussion of the evidences of this drive for hygge, or cozy security. |
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| Hygge and colleagues also found that noise-exposed children are relatively insensitive to speech, even though their hearing is unimpaired. |
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