var mrBurns = new Person { Name = "Mr.Burns", Salary = 3000000 };
var kentBrockman = new Person { Name = "Kent Brockman", Salary = 3000000 };
var homer = new Person { Name = "Homer", Salary = 30000 };
var millionaires = new List<Person> { kentBrockman, homer };
millionaires.ShouldContain(mrBurns);

millionaires
    should contain
Mr.Burns
    but was actually
[Kent Brockman, Homer]

var homer = new Person { Name = "Homer", Salary = 30000 };
var moe = new Person { Name = "Moe", Salary = 20000 };
var barney = new Person { Name = "Barney", Salary = 0 };
var millionaires = new List<Person> { homer, moe, barney };
millionaires.ShouldContain(m => m.Salary > 1000000);

millionaires
    should contain an element satisfying the condition
(m.Salary > 1000000)
    but does not

var homerSimpson = new Person { Name = "Homer" };
var homerGlumplich = new Person { Name = "Homer" };
var lenny = new Person { Name = "Lenny" };
var carl = new Person { Name = "carl" };
var clubOfNoHomers = new List<Person> { homerSimpson, homerGlumplich, lenny, carl };
clubOfNoHomers.ShouldNotContain(homerSimpson);

clubOfNoHomers
    should not contain
Homer
    but was actually
[Homer, Homer, Lenny, carl]

var mrBurns = new Person { Name = "Mr.Burns", Salary = 3000000 };
var kentBrockman = new Person { Name = "Homer", Salary = 3000000 };
var homer = new Person { Name = "Homer", Salary = 30000 };
var millionaires = new List<Person> { mrBurns, kentBrockman, homer };
millionaires.ShouldNotContain(m => m.Salary < 1000000);

millionaires
    should not contain an element satisfying the condition
(m.Salary < 1000000)
    but does