Sentence examples for widespread contentment from inspiring English sources
In his book, "The Cream of the Crop," graduates at their 10-year reunion reported widespread contentment with their salaries, which averaged $54,000, roughly $18,000 above the average then for college graduates.
The literary evidence for the early empire is tainted, for it comes chiefly from intellectuals and traditionalists; far more important is the proof from epigraphy and archaeology of a widespread contentment with the new design, contentment soon to develop into an almost religious veneration.
After a decade in office, and at a time of widespread economic contentment, his center-right coalition was decisively ousted at every level of government.
At the end of the 1950's, the sociologist C. Wright Mills declared that what appeared to be contentment masked widespread individual despair over the moral bankruptcy of the society.
The LCS contains two factor-analyzed subscales: Contentment and Contention.
With a remote control in each hand and the reflections of double plays and birdie putts flickering across the lenses of his eyeglasses, Francesa personified a kind of contentment that is widespread in America on weekend afternoons.
Yet, as Matthew Parris pointed out in a recent column, there is a pervasive and barely mentioned culture of "monophobia"– a widespread "assumption that we can only find contentment in a couple" which, he argued, "has become a tyranny that needs to be challenged".
These were a) parental concern about breast milk, infant contentment and growth; b) the belief that the main cause of infant distress is hunger is widespread and drives inappropriate feeding; c) rationalisation for infants' larger size; d) parental uncertainty about identifying and managing infants at risk of obesity and e) intentions and behaviour in relation to a healthy lifestyle.
Not satisfaction, contentment.
You feel such contentment.
