Sentence examples for we should be satisfied from inspiring English sources

We should question whether we should be satisfied by the familiarity of its pleasures.

Defenseman Roman Hamrlik said, "I don't know if we should be satisfied, or disappointed".

There's been a lot of progress, and we should be grateful for that, but not nearly enough progress that we should be satisfied with it.

I'm not saying that we should be satisfied with what we've achieved, because we can — and, I believe, we will — do better, but there's no shame in losing to Belgium.

"I don't think we should be satisfied until we have the same number of women in the Senate that represent the percentage of the population that are women, so we still have a long way to go," she said.

But, rather than endure yet another turgid thesis on the subject (isn't it striking that the study of a medium built on impact should have given rise to such notably unreadable literature?), we should be satisfied perhaps to define news as something that makes you think "well, I never knew that".

Is this a decision with which we, as a society, should be satisfied?

Since the condition that observation time T se is larger than zero should be satisfied, we estimate the value of m with a variable parameter K as: m^=text{min}left{m|n>m+K,T_{text{se}}^>0right} (7).

But it's not where we want to be, so I don't think anyone should be satisfied with where we're at".

He added: "The louder a handful of entrenched interests scream, the more the public should be satisfied that we are doing it right".

Soundbites from the speech have been doing the rounds on social media, but just give these a read to catch the flavour: "We defeated the idea that Canadians should be satisfied with less; that good enough is good enough and that better just isn't possible.