"Out here, people are more content with what they have.
Robson, meanwhile, was more content with the choice.
Maybe if she volunteered at a local soup kitchen, she would understand what real poverty is and be more content with her own lifestyle.
"I'm really focusing more on my personal side — trying to be more content with my life, where I'm at and appreciating what I have".
"It seems some people are more content with moaning about us than coming up with a workable way in which the 50+1 rule could be reformed", said Matthias Kiessling, who writes a blog about the club.
It makes sense that today's Harvard undergraduates, as Michaels notes, should be more content with affirmative action than with a proposed campus maid service, which would reveal their economic advantages to others and to themselves.
This approach to childrearing is not unrelated to happiness: there is abundant evidence that those who are generous and kind are more content with their lives than those who are not.
Now, the Albanian army is encroaching on even the most successful networks, but Bewkes' skepticism has protected much of Time Warner's programming from the cannibalism that has afflicted so many companies that eagerly sold on reruns to streaming services, not realizing that viewers were more content with their old library content than they were with new shows.
But in the end, neither side could find a way through and it is Villa who will be more content with a point.
Conservatives could be more content with the status quo, according to one argument, or liberals may be prone to anxious self-reflection.
