Mr. O'Hare — provocateur, angry man, tearer of spines from bodies — has his eyes closed in an expression of contentment like that of well-fed kitten.
"If you take Brexit vote as a faithful reflection of the mood of people, it is not an expression of contentment and satisfaction with a full employment, 'I'm doing well, I'm getting ahead', workforce.
In the meantime, Ms. Richardson and Ms. Weigert inhabit Thomas Lynch's stylishly shabby, book-lined set with enough allure to justify the startled expression of contentment that keeps stealing over Mr. Culkin's face.
We're finally open!") and the somewhat disproportionate expressions of contentment on the face of patrons — not to mention investors — when the Munson finally reopened to big crowds last week, a lesson in comfort food, diner lore and other themes that could have been explored had anyone been nuts enough to greenlight the reality show.
In corporate circles, Mr. Weiss's guilty plea drew expressions of contentment.
They would have been scanning his every public utterance for hints of dissatisfaction or restlessness and finding only tributes to the club and plausible expressions of contentment.
Equally predictably, the colourful Poulter could not resist, amid expressions of contentment over his highly satisfactory score, taking a post-round dig at the championship organiser, the United States Golf Association.
Her smiling expression telegraphed peace, contentment.
And Bryant, the fabulously talented star with a penchant for drama, wore an expression of pure contentment.
Its bewhiskered face bore an expression of pure contentment, like an elderly member of a gentlemen's club sleeping off a good lunch.
