Sentence examples for more contentment from inspiring English sources

More than one reader felt that Adrian deserved more contentment than he had been allowed.

Mill does not say that the preference of competent judges is for one kind of contentment over another or that Socrates has more contentment than the pig or fool by virtue of enjoying a different kind of contentment.

There's more contentment and optimism in that room than the dining hall at Hogwarts.

With this greater awareness you will experience more joy, more contentment and more fulfillment.

What's more, contentment lives in the moment -- the simple, undistracted here and now.

"To me, a capsule wardrobe represents more time and energy for what really matters (less time spent deciding what to wear/less time spent shopping/less time doing laundry or caring for clothes) more money for our dreams and helping others (less money spent on clothes that never get worn) and more contentment and happiness".

There was no exuberant joy and gratitude from the emir, Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, more the contentment of someone who's getting used to winning.

Those visages can be contemplated with far more sensuous contentment than the Egyptian queen's bulbous, knotty and eroded features stamped on gold coins from the first century B.C.

Britain Thinks highlights a link between home ownership and emotional contentment: more Londoners who rent, whether social housing or privately, described themselves as more often bored, lonely, sad, angry or stressed than those who own their own homes.

More important, might contentment be overrated?

Although adults like to look for the social lesson in tales of dreadful circumstance, kids know that trouble is more exciting than contentment.