Sentence examples for more well adjusted from inspiring English sources

In truth, they are probably a lot more well adjusted, well balanced and better positioned to navigate life's speed bumps than I'll ever be.

His new memoir, "Drama: An Actor's Education," recounts in graceful, considered prose a life that after a few wrong turns is now happier and more well adjusted than most.

His new memoir, "Drama: An Actor's Education," which comes out Tuesday, recounts in graceful, considered prose a life that after a few wrong turns is now happier and more well adjusted than most.

Compassionate people have also been found to be happier and more well adjusted than those who hold common popular cultural values.

6 Also, in cultures where alcohol use is the norm, moderate consumers may be more well adjusted than individuals at the extremes of the consumption spectrum.

In fact, a recent study showed that for the very best parental situation, one would need to be sure a child was raised by a pair of lesbians; these children turned out to be more well adjusted and have better IQ scores than their peers being raised by their own bio moms and dads.

Furthermore, effective prevention is an achievement that will pay off a decade or two down the line, when Romanian society has more healthy, well adjusted, contributing members – vital if the country is going to have the young adults needed to support an ageing society.

My kids are smart, kind and more or less well adjusted.

Unlike Mikael Blomkvist, Larsson's protagonist, who is more or less well adjusted by the standards of Scandinavian crime fiction, Harry Hole belongs to the genre's older, darker tradition, which probably owes something to American noir writing.

At 16, Amanda McCready appears to be more intelligent, mature and well adjusted than the adults who are still fighting over her, but the ethical issues of the case weigh heavily on Patrick.

In the end, your kids will be well adjusted and more prepared to roll with the punches.