Sentence examples for too satisfied from inspiring English sources

Would you say you are Very Satisfied, Somewhat Satisfied, Not Too Satisfied, or Not At All Satisfied?" Chronic health was included as a continuous variable of the number of conditions diagnosed by a physician and included skin conditions, respiratory disease, hypertension and cancer.

"We can't be too satisfied — it's more relief," Lundqvist said.

Too satisfied, it seems, to want to kick the government out.

Unknowingly, he was almost too satisfied — providing the only suspense of the race.

Lawrence Summers: I think it is a mistake to be too satisfied with where we have been.

New Orleans looks again like the class of the conference, but surprise Super Bowl winners are sometimes too satisfied to recapture the necessary resolve.

Would you say you are very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, not-too-satisfied, or not satisfied at all? 2. What is the SINGLE most important problem facing you in your life these days?

"Simon says, move to your right," he would tell a group, or, "Simon says, jump up in the air," then whisper to a too-satisfied participant, "By the way, what's your name?" When the person answered, Mr. Goldstein would reply in a mock gruff voice.

We no longer enjoy a feast as our 17th-century ancestors did, because our greed is too easily satisfied and we take high living for granted.

There's a line somewhere between the peaceful harbour of enjoying your own individual taste, and wallowing, too conservatively satisfied, in an increasingly stagnant pool of the same old same old.

But Lord Denning was critical of the fact that Mr. Macmillan had not questioned Mr. Profumo personally about Miss Keeler and suggested some of his ministers had been too easily satisfied when questioning the ex-minister on his relationship with the girl.