Sentence examples for increasingly satisfied from inspiring English sources

Washington is increasingly satisfied that Mr. Khatami and his reform allies have no connection with terrorist activity.

Ed Miliband, Labour's leader, has looked increasingly satisfied at the dispatch box in Parliament as David Cameron, the prime minister, has squirmed over health policy.

And yet all around me I see people increasingly satisfied to do most or all of their work and communication via mobile devices like smartphones and tablets.

For such a young man he has a veteran's rugby brain and the hunger for more game time, which precipitated his exit from Welford Road, has been increasingly satisfied.

And while recruiters say they are increasingly satisfied with the college graduates they're hiring to take entry-level jobs, employers' hiring processes often disqualify some of the best candidates.

People are increasingly satisfied by services and experiences rather than by simply purchasing goods [23].

There's a line somewhere between the peaceful harbour of enjoying your own individual taste, and wallowing, too conservatively satisfied, in an increasingly stagnant pool of the same old same old.

Once seen as among the most satisfied, Delta's customers are increasingly restive.

West flags up his own self-satisfied, laboured jokes in an increasingly nasal flow: he whinges, we cringe.

Far from being smug and self-satisfied, Eggers's work is increasingly compassionate, selfless and outward facing.

He's uneasy about the "self-satisfied assumptions" of a city that increasingly sees itself as London-on-Sea, "but only certain parts of London.