Sentence examples for often content from inspiring English sources

Spice Market suggested the possibility of excellence in a genre often content with frivolity.

That might be the playwright Alan Hruska's point: contrary urges notwithstanding, we're often content to tread predetermined paths.

One of rock's greatest showmen - and scourge of Holiday Inns - is often content to sip tea and just listen to his talented new partner.

But while she's often content just to hint at what her voice can do, in this very small space Ms. Miranda unleashed it.

He gives himself over to the seduction of slang, often content to let his pungent phrases create their own dreamlike logic.

The fault largely lies with developing country governments that are often content to accept whatever donors propose rather than try to set their own agenda.

As they feel they do not have the capacity to deal with diversity in their teaching practice, they resort to a uniform, often content-driven approach to their students.

The often content-free and personally contentious political debates on TV are much more juvenile than competitions between high school debate teams.

With insufficient organization and political power, activism too often contents itself with the futile exercise of "speaking truth to power".

What is often called "content", especially "conceptual content", is not a Meinongian psychological content.

Often, the content they need to study–let's say content embedded in scientific journals is protected by copyright.