Sentence examples for genuine contentment from inspiring English sources

He lists his luxuries that remain, including his club membership, with the air of genuine contentment.

But Roche's death from pancreatic cancer in 1991 appeared to mark the end of a period of genuine contentment; soon Sagan's occasional television appearances presented a disturbing figure, emaciated and distrait.

Just as there is no scientific unit with which to measure human pain, since suffering is subjective, there is equally none to measure genuine contentment, and there can be few blunter instruments for understanding the complexity of emotions than government surveys.

Louis Pattison of NME described the album as "tender and reflective, edgy and embittered; a difficult and emotional beast that jolts with nervous electricity" and pointed out that its notable achievement is that it finds moments of genuine contentment amidst "a maelstrom of anger and confusion".

"We speak the same language," she said of their shorthand communication, with genuine warmth and obvious contentment.

If you're convinced that 'that's just the way it is' and feeling stuck in a rut I urge you to try a course, take a chance and 'live in the possibility' that you actually can reinvent yourself, master time and live a life of genuine satisfaction, joy and contentment.

The LCS contains two factor-analyzed subscales: Contentment and Contention.

I still wasn't having a good time myself but was at least developing a mild contentment from the genuine enjoyment on the part of the people old enough to be my parents.

This was probably because Foreign Office question time is so full of genuine threats to world peace and contentment that MPs feel obliged to set a high-minded tone.

"I think it's very important to have a group of people who are living a life based on contentment with little, who live the example that genuine joy comes from within, from a sense of leading a life well lived".

Total contentment.