Sentence examples for is generally content from inspiring English sources

City's chairman said on Monday there would be "no major changes", as Mancini is generally content with his squad.

Bailey said he runs a small consulting business, lives by the water not far from Portland and is generally content.

But he asks the question lightly, without answering it, and then trots off to share the next sordid anecdote, which he is generally content to let Foos narrate.

The chairman, Khaldoon al-Mubarak, said on Monday there would be "no major changes", as Mancini is generally content with a squad who have delivered a first league championship in 44 years.

The industry is generally content with the new rules, but environmentalists would rather not have offshore drilling operations spread.

A Chihuahua is generally content to be cuddled up on his owners lap, both for affection and warmth.

They are generally content with their own lives – they don't want anything much to change.

Nothing much had altered in years, and the serious racegoers were generally content, until that is a whiff of change blew in.

He says he did some research, but was generally content to be led by the story and by a central image that he couldn't shake off: of shaved, naked sleepers inside body pods.

Several pollsters and politicians said that while Americans had been generally content over recent years with a federal government that was often too busy bickering to act, the mood was different in this election cycle.

"During those decades, policy makers in Washington were generally content that E.U. countries were not borrowing from the I.M.F. because the I.M.F. could then concentrate its limited resources elsewhere," Mr. Truman said in a written version of his testimony.