Sentence examples for content to write from inspiring English sources

At first, he seemed content to write editorials for Wallaces' Farmer, peruse mystical literature, and undertake agricultural research.

Morris is content to write this up as a funny story about how the press became increasingly inclined to laugh at Wilde, rather than with him.

Although Adams is content to write for electronics, small ensembles, and percussion groups, he still longs to write for larger forces, and, above all, for orchestra.

Donors to universities seem content to write big checks, take the tax deduction and ignore what happens to the funds later.

On Sept. 21, 1819, John Keats wrote to his brother George that he was "scarcely content to write the best verses for the fever they leave behind.

Tolstoy, being Tolstoy, was not content to write a novel only about a "fallen" woman, but inserts us into the political life, the feudal system and the overarching military thrust of imperial Russia.

What gives Fora an edge is that it can do everything from filming a conference's content to writing headlines and speaker bios to cutting the film into watchable DVD chapters and three-minute teasers to writing transcripts.

If companies hire content providers to write directly for their sites, content will continue to exist, writers will get paid, and corporations will have a proliferation of visitors.

We asked 13 Forbes Communications Council members how they coach their content team to write better-performing copy.

Another way to never run out of content topics to write about is to dip into your customer feedback.

With her new interest in application, Vilen wasn't content just to write up her results for a scientific journal; she also applied for patents.