Sentence examples for a contented man from inspiring English sources

It is not the rings that make him a contented man.

Creative cause and effect are always hard to pin down, but nobody could claim that "The Family Reunion" is the work of a contented man.

Articulate, well-mannered and charming in a way that makes women want to iron the loud bowling shirts he wears, Dexter Morgan is a contented man because he loves his work -- not his day job as a blood-spatter-pattern analyst for the Miami Police Department, but his moonlight career as a vigilante serial killer.

And here I am now, a rather contented man.

Seven days ago, after his side had chiselled out a goalless draw on a filthy Porto night in the first leg of the quarter-final, the Frenchman wore the smile of a largely contented man; if he was disappointed that his players had not managed an away goal, he hid it well.

But he ended his life a prosperous and contented man, lauded and laurelled with awards and honorary degrees.

It is the competent, neat and natty work of an accomplished and contented man.

Looking dapper in an unbuttoned waistcoat, Selway meets me in a pub beer garden looking like a contented family man who's wangled an afternoon off work.

A contented old man says his days are peaceful, and he is not afraid at night (though, he adds, it's too bad that Stalin has gone).

On learning that he himself had cast the only negative ballot, he chivalrously accepted the offer, and he has been a contented Coke man ever since Some Frenchmen still think of the years 1949 and 1950 as those of two great national scandals—Indo-China and Coca-Cola.

This undiluted show of faith suggested that Fellaini must be the most contented man on the blue side of Stanley Park, a player whose faith remained undiminished.