Hepburn claimed that she was too content with herself as a person to be among the really great actors, too much the strong and happily unreflective product of her parents.
Mr. Gironda says that he is too plugged into his Naperville golf club and that his wife, Sherri, is too content with their present home to trade it in for a permanent place in the city.
For now, though, they're too content to shrug off the crime wave and pass the costs along to consumers in the form of higher fees and interest rates.
Perhaps the most damning verdict came from Illingworth: "He has been too content to sit back and wait for things to happen.
Snowden seems to have worried about being too content: he was, after all, a young man with a G.E.D. earning two hundred thousands dollars a year in Hawaii.
On the undocumented migrants, he said: "We, the American people, have been too content for too long to allow individuals to mow our lawn, serve us food, clean our homes and even watch our children while not affording them any of the benefits that make our country so great.
"Tend to be too content to do very little.
(Of the remaining brothers, the eldest was too sickly and the other was too content raising horses).
We have been too content to let our government engage in military ventures we cannot condone.
PEOPLE who are too content, in a bland sort of way, may not be driven to create," Richard said.
I have to exert myself and really say, oh God, I've got to see my friends cos I'm too content being by myself.
