Sentence examples for it seems content from inspiring English sources

While the Bordeaux trade may pay lip service to attracting a new generation of American customers or bemoan the high price of its wines, it seems content to make its profits.

Instead it seems content with its usual crowd of aging roués, lonely diplomats and the occasionally bewildered guest, rather than shutting it down for a few months and turning it into the gold mine it could be.

HBO used to be the place that would give those upstart voices a place to shine, but now it seems content to replay its greatest hits for eternity.

Instead, it seems content to let its venture arm invest in partner companies like SteelBrick, built on top of the Salesforce platform, and let them handle it.

It seems content to keep the protesters penned in their villages and to let the daily skirmishes continue.

It has a huge design department that produces innovative designs in other fields; in phones, it seems content to mimic Apple's.

Cahill added the fourth midway through the second half, and while Australia did not exactly run up a cricket score against its rival, it seemed content to declare at four goals.

It seemed content to tolerate our presence on the rock if we paid it the same courtesy.

After NATO passed up its best chance of snatching Dr. Karadzic when the war ended in 1995, it seemed content to leave men like Mr. Vukovic to chase suspected war criminals, as they are supposed to under the Dayton peace accords.

It counts against Updike that he doesn't reproach the world, or rail against it, but seems content to register it.

Not only does Adidas want to make buyers its slaves, but it also seems content to work producers that way, too.