Having done so, the sense was that this biggest of welterweights would stay at that level having in the buildup to facing Golovkin expressed his contentment at not having to boil down so much before a fight.
Before I was a wife and a mother, I couldn't have imagined a life that lacked commitment to my own contentment, which has to do, at least in part, with sexual satisfaction.
Edward Hoagland observes, "By not expecting much, most of us age with considerable contentment — I've been noticing lately at senior-center lunches and church suppers — and even die with a bit of a smile, as I remember was often the case during a year I worked in a morgue in my twenties".
When a small bell rang and Don joined in the chants of 'om', his wry smile hinted of – to me at least – a sense of contentment that had eluded him since we joined the show in 1960.
"I am overcome by ordinary contentment," Jane Kenyon has written.
And yet Gordon possesses the contentment that has always eluded Duncan.
In time, Etheridge married again, a relationship that strengthened as the years passed, his contentment in it similar to the contentment he had discovered in marriage before.
Maybe the Swedes, for all their reputation for contentment, simply have thicker skins.
I was curious how much of Jake's newfound contentment had to do with being at U.N.C., with getting into his dream school.
But she told The Independent that she had found contentment at Glastonbury, and, in the festival's success, a sense that she was a worthy Churchill after all.
