Sentence examples for professional contentment from inspiring English sources
Widely praised, it features a protagonist, Nora Eldridge, who becomes obsessively involved with her neighbors — a married couple and their son — whose domestic and professional contentment she seeks to partake in and disrupt.
Widely praised, it features a protagonist, Nora Eldridge, who becomes obsessively involved with her neighbors a married couple and their son whose domestic and professional contentment she seeks to partake in and disrupt.
She did not expect "Roses" to be published, or to land on The New York Times's hardcover best-seller list for eight weeks, and she said that she has now found a professional contentment she would not have felt if she had achieved literary success sooner.
That knowledge has been an important element of her professional contentment.
He cited a sheep herder, a pig farmer ("smells like hell, but God bless him, he's making a great living"), and a guy who makes flower pots out of cow dung, as examples of unexpected professional contentment.
The LCS contains two factor-analyzed subscales: Contentment and Contention.
Association scores of four actions by the professional were independently related to patients' contentment.
We additionally calculated the Pearson correlation (including two-sided significance test) between the physicians' contentment and gender and also years of professional experience (Table 4).
Several factors contributed to my loss of interest, including my contentment with the job I already had, but one was the downside of having to navigate the professional yes alongside the romantic no.
Furthermore, we calculated and tested the Pearson correlation of physicians' contentment concerning their work and the communication with patients and relatives with their gender and years of professional experience.
Mentoring may be a factor in improving contentment at work, as suggested by a review concerning 'authentic happiness' in dentists, as a result of mentoring within professional development programmes [ 29].
