Sentence examples for to feel content from inspiring English sources

Carlo Ancelotti was entitled to feel content with all he surveyed.

I am protected by a lot of angels from any self-esteem, from the capacity to feel content with myself.

"Now it's viewed as a real challenge on its own, so runners are more likely to feel content tackling it instead of the full marathon".

"But to be creative at anything takes an unbelievable amount of energy, and the minute you start to feel content with your success is when you lose it.

Once you become passionate about external validation, dopamine, the neurochemical associated with striving and addiction, floods your system and makes it nearly impossible for you to feel content.

According to Charles Spence, who studies the psychology of food at the University of Oxford, a warm bowl in your hand encourages you to feel content, while its weight and the way we perceive rimless bowls to contain bigger portions than they actually do, may encourage us to eat less.

The Kurds are unlikely to feel contented in any of these countries, even if their governments became models of moderation, without a generous measure of autonomy in the regions in which they predominate.

They need to maintain their sense of power to feel contented.

"I hope Mr and Mrs Bull will now feel content to go home to do God's good work as Easter approaches, instead of relentlessly pursuing a happy couple through the courts".

So, unfortunately, I do not believe that this book is an argument that tiny things always spark great change and we should always feel content to focus on the details.

Why not just buy a Wii-proof TV instead and feel content to beat the hell out of it with your game controllers?