Sentence examples for remarkably content from inspiring English sources

Wearing a sleeveless dress, she seems remarkably content and at ease.

Those upstairs do nothing unspeakably horrible to their servants, while those downstairs are remarkably content with their lot.

In a profession often characterized by long hours, internecine competition and creative frustration, "Simpsons" writers seem remarkably content and well adjusted.

For all that, Charlotte Gainsbourg, at 38, seems remarkably content, and continues to work at her own speed and on her own terms.

Gary Fisketjon, vice president and editor at large at Alfred A. Knopf, who has known Mr. Hannah since the early 1980's, said that he seemed remarkably content about "hanging up his cup" for good.

It's a country that, since 9/11, has been remarkably content to wage winless, endless wars with little debate or popular outcry.

The emphasis is on the second syllable; Bush has plenty of contentment, but, based on what's been released from the book so far, he comes across as remarkably content-free.

In recent weeks, researchers reported that Americans in midlife are a remarkably contented lot, and that they also have the highest rate of suicide.

Furthermore, the electrodepositing parameters, including concentration of SiC in the bath electrolyte, cathodic current density, current pattern and temperature, affect remarkably the content of SiC particles in the coating, and thus the coating performance.

Because of the remarkably high content of vitamin C and balanced nutritional composition of minerals, kiwifruit is commonly called 'the King of fruits' and 'the King of vitamin C'.

Fourth, since the amino terminus of CatSper1 may be involved in pH regulation of Catsper channel activity, due to its remarkably high content of histidine residues, we investigated whether the amount of histidines produced both by structural and molecular changes are associated with sperm competition and phenotypic adaptations.