Sentence examples for resting content from inspiring English sources

Our habit of moralizing problems, merging them with intuitions of purity and contamination, and resting content when we feel the right feelings, can get in the way of doing the right thing.

Deleuze characterized his own work as a philosophy of immanence, arguing that Kant himself had failed to realize fully the ambitions of his critique, for at least two reasons: first, the failure to pursue a fully immanent critique, and second, the failure to propose a genetic account of real experience, resting content with the account of the conditions of possible experience.

Those who bought Jowitt's biography can rest content.

Nevertheless, Ishiguro is too subtle and complex a novelist to rest content with such a message.

In any case, Professor Rosenberg does not rest content with some moderate form of naturalism.

Nevertheless, no historian can rest content simply with establishing facts and setting them forth in chronological order.

We hope that the company will rest content with its $2,400,000 of extra yearly revenue and not press the matter too far.

Koch, a New York parochialist from his toenails to his bald dome, would surely rest content with being lionized on his home turf.

The novelist John Updike said that "the refusal to rest content... is what distinguishes artists from entertainers, and what makes some artists adventurers on behalf of us all".

The business sector, however, will not rest content with this state of affairs but will act to reduce output, employment, and (perhaps) prices.

The second reason we can't rest content with the fact that some principles are widely shared is that some debates are over the priority of principles.