Sentence examples for content to anything from inspiring English sources

Moreover, French, Italian or German viewers tend to prefer local content to anything foreign; their top TV shows are dominated by local soaps, dramas and quiz shows.

No media company, from Sky to the Guardian to MTV, produces content to do anything other than enthral their customers.

While Finland could in theory block new bailout measures, so far officials have been content to criticize anything that smells of a weakening of will on demands for austerity before falling in line with Germany.

Sarah Perez argues that one of the many fallouts from our linkbait addiction is a culture too overwhelmed with content to read anything at length.

This is one of the many fallouts from our linkbait addiction – the result of a culture too overwhelmed with content to read anything at length.

I found politics uninspiring and was content to do anything but watch the news.

In other words, for Augustine, one cannot doubt that one has mental content, even if one might have doubt about whether this content corresponds to anything external to the mind.

Most marketers would agree that long form content refers to anything that exceeds 1,200 words.

Will Pakistan be content to deny that anything of consequence took place Tuesday night and minimize the consequences on the ground?

Republican senators at this point appear increasingly content to pass essentially anything, regardless of its policy content and its consequences for the health care system.

My phone is a source of suspicion – a hoax that means I should be constantly connected to work, to content, to the world, anything and everything.