Sentence examples for relative contentment from inspiring English sources

Should the very poor be left to enjoy their relative contentment?

Strange to say, she wrote most of those unsettling stories in a period of relative contentment.

I suppose much of this came from necessity – but equally, a great deal of my relative contentment at being a hack in cack was fuelled by a very real sense that somehow the website was continuing to grow.

Mengistu eventually ousted (to sanctuary in Zimbabwe), Siad forced out and dead; Somalia in a very sorry state and Ethiopia again in some turmoil after a period of relative contentment.

And Dawn Carsey, who was to become his second wife, in Texas, three years later, knew only the second act, since after seven years of relative contentment he went on to leave her as well.

It was a shout of frustration from the pulpit, an attempt to rouse a middle-class black constituency whose taste for social action has faded with the relative contentment of the Clinton years.

One of the most obvious is that people naturally rank their contentment relative to what appears to be a reasonable expectation, and that varies with time and place.

The LCS contains two factor-analyzed subscales: Contentment and Contention.

Given all her troubles — and Germans' palpable contentment over jobs and relative prosperity that has eluded other austerity-stricken parts of Europe — the chancellor may react on Tuesday by doing as little as possible.

The contentment with the time for communications with relatives was even significantly higher in our study after having worked professionally in this field for a considerable amount of time.

In addition, they were asked to rate their satisfaction with their work and their contentment with time for communication with patients and relatives on a 6-point Likertscale, ranging from 1 (very good) to 6 (unsatisfactory).