Sentence examples for has contented from inspiring English sources

Since the Lycos merger blew up, Mr. Diller has contented himself with much smaller Internet acquisitions.

While what is now 21st Century Fox soaked up her production house Shine, Elisabeth has contented herself running Freelands, a digital investment fund.

And it's a tremendous shame that Tom Waits has contented himself with composing for the theatre rather than starring in it.

It continued: "Mr Cameron has contented himself with whatever an unreformed union is willing to offer to keep Britain in the club.

In Afghanistan and Iraq, the administration has intently worked toward what it calls regime change, but in the Palestinian Authority it has contented itself with periodic public gestures and demands.

Over the years, the Met has now and then called on distinguished dance-makers (Frederick Ashton choreographed the beautiful "Rossignol" in the "Stravinsky" program), but generally it has contented itself with choreographers of the second or third rank, people who knew their place.

Other politicians have contented themselves with symbolic stands.

Perhaps a scholar's life would have contented him.

"And Sony also has content.

In normal life, anxiety has content.

It still has content, certainly.