Sentence examples for lost contentment from inspiring English sources

Mediocre marriages, Fleming suggests, would be in less jeopardy: Caroline and David each find themselves lost in the woods, and Fleming's sorrowful, slow-burning stories trace lost contentment and current confusion.

What the story of Jim's happy family accomplishes is to remind the reader how much was lost when contentment became illegal as a theme and ambivalence mandatory.

So he doesn't suffer contentment easily.

I see a truly happy woman who has found contentment, has lost her judgementalism, has found her groove and who can find common ground with anyone and who can enjoy herself in any situation....take that you 20 year olds!

My hero, Robert Merivel reflects "how astonishing it is that Man attempts any Thing of Significance … when part of him knows that if he fails, all his former contentment will be lost".

Your writing explores, with great comedy and poignancy, how such contentment is hard-won and easily lost.

In a society where fewer people vote or care or join -- a society that has lost its sense of community -- individualism will not bring contentment.

Their mere contentment bewilders her; she is like an anthropologist greeting a lost tribe.

We lose our sense of contentment with what we have by constantly striving for what we don't.

Despite or perhaps because of their contentment, Tom and Gerri's home has become a magnet for lost and damaged souls.

The surprises that pop up here — a divorce, a remarriage, a bout of depression, the threat of a lost job — are less dramatic, and the overall mood hovers somewhere between resignation and contentment.