Dan Ariely What makes us feel good about our work?

Such complacency is premature.

This means that no one is fully satisfied.

Such complacency is unwarranted.

For you will bless the righteous. Yahweh, you will surround him with favor as with a shield.

For thou, LORD, wilt bless the righteous with favour wilt thou compass him as with a shield.

Their only reward will be to go home with the satisfaction of having done their duty.

But we agreed that there was no call for complacency.

But we agreed that there was no call for complacency.

They have feel good value, but little else.

Very little satisfaction or comfort in knowing that a pawn has been removed from the board.

It is easy to host a party. For the moment, everyone can feel good.

To make one feel good about oneself.

They were dissatisfied with the Swedish Rite that was practised in St. Petersburg.

But we should not be complacent merely because we cannot imagine the alternatives.

But what is ultimately more important doing good or feeling good?

Belarus is pleased at the successful conclusion of the process of developing and adopting an amendment to the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Materials.

But it is the agenda of pending reforms that should stifle excessive complacency.

Marriage is a union into which a man and a woman who have the required capacity may enter, of their own free will, in order to live together.

But we cannot be complacent that the forces of national egoism will remain in check.

A second approach asks people How satisfied are you with the way your life has gone so far?

And this is where fulfillment comes. You won't get fulfillment from the first four. You'll figure a way smoke, drink, do whatever to meet the first four, but the last two number five you must grow. We all know the answer here.

Having destroyed an aristocracy, the French were inclined to survey its ruins with complacency.

If the marital partners do not have the same last name, they will, by mutual consent, agree in the last name of the child.

Both parties are less complacent than the current government about the eurozone s stability and Europe s growth prospects.

Russians, it seems, can only feel good about themselves if they are contesting the world s great power head to head.

We used to be able to hold media accountable for misinforming the public.

If the West persists with its sanctions, it will not do any good. It will only make Western leaders feel good.

In fact, to the extent that dampened trading diminishes market feedback to firms and their directors, it could make managers complacent.

The parental right is, by mutual consent, exercised by parents, and in case of parents' disagreement, the body of guardianship decides on the exercising of parental right.

In Guinea, marriage is concluded by mutual consent, and by law that consent must be given freely by both parties.

If those agreements have widespread acceptance and mutual consistency, the result will be a stable international monetary system.

In less than a year, Migrant Workers Task Force has mobilized more volunteers and goodwill than many other more established organizations.

What if you could take a little concoction of pharmaceuticals that would make you feel really contented, just happy to be you.

Only in this manner reflected most vividly in its embrace of the European project did Germany win consent for its reunification.

At the same time, the focus on financial reform in developed economies, while warranted, has contributed to complacency in developing economies.

So we actually managed to reconcile the needs of the design company, the needs of the individuals in the company, to feel good about a product we were actually designing, and the needs of the individuals we were designing it for.

Consider recycling, which is often just a feel good gesture with little environmental benefit and significant cost.

It will not be easy, and it will not allow time for complacency, given that the EU is most likely to remain in crisis mode for some time to come.

In all of these domains, as well as at the global level, where reform is equally urgent, there is no longer any room for complacency.

In the end, surveys suggest that what people want most is not wealth so much as happiness and the satisfaction that comes from a full and meaningful life.

For far too long, we were complacent, having produced, since the 1960 s, the world s second largest pool of trained scientists and engineers.

The question for Europeans today is whether they can and, more important, should be content with their status.

But it should be no surprise in a democracy that the government should pursue policies that are popular with a majority of voters. The fiscal costs of such measures are high, but the average Indian is better off now than he or she was nine years ago.

JERUSALEM Israel, an audacious vision that came true, is now celebrating its 65th anniversary with a sense of well deserved satisfaction at its extraordinary domestic achievements.