Sentence examples for contentment experienced from inspiring English sources

As the days went on, I couldn't have felt a starker contrast between the spiritual tranquillity and contentment experienced within the confines of the Grand Mosque and sites, and the anxiety and distress caused by those policing it.

And so, along with the exhaustion and relentlessness (and joy and contentment), I experienced fear and trepidation.

When we think back at what we were able to live on, and the contentment we experienced with much less than we have now, we are able to realize that the adjustment may not be as bad as we imagine.

At one point he defines happiness as the "healthy, normal" state of contentment or wellbeing experienced by an organism that is able to satisfy the needs and drives that are constitutive of its "individual, characteristic nature and life" (M, 366).

While Gibbons was always attentive to his duties in the District of Columbia, nowhere in Washington did he feel the same contentment that he experienced in the old mansion at 408 North Charles Street.

In relation to the perinatal and postnatal period, a positive perception of the birth experience [ 17], vaginal birth [ 20] and maternal perception of infant contentment have also been found to predict positive parenting.

Dining at Nazara will invoke the same feelings of happiness and contentment you would experience when gazing upon a beautiful scenery.

If we can lean into the reality of our situation and approach it with these principles we will truly experience contentment.

Despite the stereotype that the perinatal phase is a period of contentment, women frequently experience adjustment difficulties and depressive symptoms during pregnancy and the postpartum period.

Descartes characterizes this life in terms of a type of mental contentment, or tranquility, that is experienced by the person with a well-ordered mind.

Echoing his remarks in the Rules, he says that in the discovery of such truths he has experienced "such extreme contentment that I did not think one could enjoy any sweeter or purer one in this life" (AT VI 27/CSM I 124).