Sentence examples for being too satisfied from inspiring English sources

Lennon then revealed that being the manager of an Old Firm club brings with it a sense of isolation, which will stop him from ever being too satisfied.

I don't think Phillips will do it because he's too satisfied with winning the European Championships.

Fish doesn't disagree: "I was too satisfied at times with my results, and I'd basically go away for months at a time".

In a French essay, a 17-year-old Einstein writes that while a happy man is too satisfied with the present to dwell too much on the future, "young people especially like to contemplate bold projects".

So if you don't have a non-professional life, chances are you may not be too satisfied.

"A happy man is too satisfied with the present to dwell too much on the future.

Be careful not to give your rabbit too many treats, or they'll be too satisfied to train.

But it also gives a rare insight into the perils of celebrity: of too big an entourage, of isolation, of too many appetites being too readily satisfied.

He feels some American players are too easily satisfied with their accomplishments.

His hunger is not for knowing but for not knowing, and it is too easily satisfied.

When it comes to women's representation, we're too often satisfied with a list of just one name.