But I was never made in a city or for a city and it wasn't until I went to Fair Isle in Shetland that I recaptured the contentment of the north Devon years.
The median age was 62. Husam Sam Asi, a Hollywood Foreign Press Association member who has a vote in the Golden Globes, said the industry's apparent self-flagellation over lack of diversity in this year's nominations masked the contentment of many Academy voters.
Implementing and evaluating this strategy in Latin American countries, where we find great sociocultural discrepancy, has been a challenge in the effort to improve the contentment of the patient admitted to emergency units.
With the recent passing of both his parents offering perspective and with the contentment of life in south Wales, Swansea City's manager is going nowhere soon.
A sonnet by William Wordsworth extols the contentment of students in their "pensive citadels"—strongholds not for the exercise of power or for war but for the joy of studies.
There is no longer lasting satisfaction in the superficial contentment of the ego's confines.
When this Eileen sings, "mmmm... I'm a little bit in love," with the relaxed contentment of a cat in mid-stretch, it's unlikely that anyone in the audience doesn't feel the same about Ms. Wills.
Since then, Cagney always an extremely private man, but never a recluse--had spent his days in what he once called the "sheer contentment" of being a gentleman farmer.
"We were raised," she said, referring to her brother and two sisters, "to believe that we would only experience success — success in the sense of contentment, peace — to the extent that we were faithful to the covenant made between our great-great-grandfather and God".
The fourth stage, 'remaining in rural practice' (educational and professional support), is concerned with time spent in a rural context, contentment of rural life and balancing personal and professional roles.
