Sentence examples for largely content with from inspiring English sources

The majority of Britons are pragmatic liberals, largely content with things as they are.

Police were largely content with their equipment and training, and do not believe they need further powers to tackle rioters.

Yet the popular press seems largely content with presenting the arguments for both sides and letting the reader figure out which is right.

Hip-hop stations might spice up their mix shows with a few dancehall cuts and occasionally add a Sean Paul or Serani hit into rotation, but R&B program directors have been largely content with the reggae dabblings of major-label acts like Estelle and John Legend.

"The secular ideologue might be largely content with brooking no dissent, through the dictum I am right, you are wrong," he argued in a recent lecture, "but the ultimate ambition of the fanatic within the theocratic order is I am right, you are dead".

So far I'm not seeing much after-hours movement (not surprising given the scale of Arista Network's market cap compared to other technology firms) but I suspect that investors will be largely content with the company's performance.

Further confirmation of the advantages of seniority came with the publication of a "happiness survey" suggesting that while people in middle age were stricken with ennui and anxiety, those in the age-band 65-79 were largely contented with their lot.

But on television he largely contented himself with knocking out the bad guys with a bionic punch to their chops.

Arnauld's departure did not have to do with the distinction between mind and body; here he largely contents himself with endorsing what Descartes says.[7] It had to do rather with the union of the mind and body in a human being.

But the show largely contents itself with homely tales and "dizzy" (her word) observations, centring on her efforts to find a husband for her friend Jackie.

France were largely content to hold what they had.