Sentence examples for content with some from inspiring English sources
Visiting fans were not completely content, with some disputing the quality of his contribution.
In any case, Professor Rosenberg does not rest content with some moderate form of naturalism.
I am sure Camden residents will be quite content with some modest improvements – or none at all.
They also talked about their plans to do similarly visual treatments for less image-heavy content, with some nice designs featuring strong typographic treatment in place of images.
THE play is utterly familiar, a perfect marriage of form and content, with some of the most famous lines in English comedy.
Mr Maliki hopes that the Sadrists will instead be content with some of Iraq's key service ministries.So the new government has not quite yet been settled.
He said: "There's a quarter more content, contact with some rather distinguished people, and preparation for professional life". But the low take-up could prove embarrassing for some of the high-profile teachers who signed up.
The results show that the optimal caching policy is caching those less popular contents with some given probabilities while caching more popular contents with a higher probability.
They found reduced quantal contents with some seronegative myasthenia gravis IgG preparations, as well as reduced miniature endplate potential amplitudes, and confirmed the minimal change in AChR numbers.
Ultrastructurally, the mature AVi/d vesicles are defined as having partially degraded contents with some still identifiable cellular material such as rough ER, mitochondria, vesicles (61).
Not content with dubbing some of his former Sunderland players "cowards", Paolo Di Canio has singled out Lee Cattermole, Phil Bardsley, John O'Shea and Steven Fletcher for further criticism.
