Sentence examples for as contentment from inspiring English sources
The property, known as Contentment Cove Farm, is flanked by a nature preserve and a park.
We counted the time he spent sleeping as contentment, tipping the scale above the 50 percent mark.
"I am agonised", he said, "to see [the authorities] interpret poverty as contentment, inefficiency as patience and, with a smile on their faces, they call this very stupidity wisdom".
And does this parallel corporate navel-gazing suggest that it makes little difference within the company what the end product is – more suave slingbacks or slicker surveillance – just so long as contentment quotas are met?
He insists, though, that what looks like defeat should really be understood as contentment, the only contentment available in this world: of labor completed, tasks achieved, the future secured.
Although people had resigned themselves to the PCC's deferral on statehood long before it was announced, their resignation should not be read as contentment, says a Palestinian political analyst, Khalil Shakaki, whose research centre in Nablus conducts opinion polls in the occupied territories.
Longing and desire is everywhere, as is contentment when those desires are, astonishingly, met.
Her hair lay slicked back along her neck, her timid shoulders glistened and her chest rose with a steady triumph and sank with just as much contentment.
Facing these problems, attempts have been made to develop direct observational methods [ 3] measuring positive affects such as pleasure, interest, and contentment as well as negative affects such as sadness, anxiety/fear, and anger according to operationalized criteria during a series of 10-minutes direct observation.
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His other novels include Huzur (1949; "Contentment") as well as the posthumously published Sahnenin dışındakiler (1973; "Those Not on the Stage"), Mahur beste (1975; "Composition in the Mahur Mode"), and Aydaki kadın (1987; "The Woman on the Moon").
