Sentence examples for rather contented from inspiring English sources
The phrase "rather contented" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to express a moderate level of satisfaction or happiness. Example: "After a long day of work, I felt rather contented sitting by the fireplace with a good book."
And here I am now, a rather contented man.
Indeed, the biggest obstacle to change may not be the politicians at all, but rather a contented and still-comfortable middle class.
How, Ford wondered, could we make "20,000 men prosperous and contented rather than following the plan of making a few slave-drivers in our establishment multi-millionaires?" Ford's experiment was short-lived but instructive.
Everything tends to be lit with a dreamy, woozy kind of afternoon sunshine and lens flare, in a place where a contented, diverse population mills happily around, rather like a TV ad spot for Apple computers directed by Douglas Coupland.
This air of brisk, contented authority sets the tone and pace, rather as if Ms. Plimpton were calling a square dance, for David Warren's affable, mild-mannered interpretation of Harold Brighouse's 1915 comedy of middle-class Victorianism.
Her air of brisk, contented authority sets the tone and pace, rather as if she were calling a square dance, for David Warren's affable, mild-mannered interpretation of this comedy of Victorian class consciousness.
She's a contented person looking for a reason to be contented".
The singer-songwriter seduces with his psychedelic coo, but rather than brush us off with space case isolationism, he invites us into his contented sphere of being.
Venom from contented rattlesnakes".
He sounds pretty contented.
