The phrase “contented by” is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate that someone is satisfied with something. For example: Tom was contented by the results of his hard work.
But never fear: when the big day arrives she is contented by a more modest reality.
Mr. Montalbano had a great time with the book, but he isn't contented by nostalgia.
If the pattern of the past two years holds, we may be seeing a law developing: authors and publishers fare better in years when the editors of the Book Review are least contented by them.
Today, Netflix's stock rose by $3 per share, up 2.37percentt, and in after hours trading, the stock is up 13percenttoto $108 a share — another good sign, as shareholders seem at least somewhat contented by the company's outlook going forward.
As The couprotesters VICE News is live streaming thaveven't in Kiev.
The protesters haven't been contented by this, however, and are still out in the streets, demanding the head of President Viktor Yanukovych and the staging of fresh elections.
Samples were analyzed for protein content by Bradford protein assay.
Content by Square Peg Media, supporter of the Diversity Hub.
They can't make people content by force.
The Adventures of Form and Content, by Albert Goldbarth (Graywolf).
While UK newspapers publish much more content by men, audiences share content by women in different proportions.
