Sentence examples for well content with from inspiring English sources
Those strange words in particular were something to mull over as I turned back for a reassuringly stodgy Sunday roast at the White Lion, well content with my morning's literary ghost-chasing, and already working up an appetite for more.
After a few of these experiences I came to realize that there were significant numbers of readers who believed that Think Tank was all I did for a living, and was perhaps all I had ever done, and who seemed pretty well content with this assumption.
Upon Billy looking out to sea again, Mr. Harding settled the comment as a finale as well, content with Billy's politeness and too prideful to force the conversation on any further.
Whole well content, with floating (apoptotic) and attached cells, was collected for apoptosis measurement.
Most gladly, therefore, I will rather boast about my weaknesses, so that the power of Christ may dwell/work in me. 10 Therefore I am well content with weaknesses, with insults, with distresses, with persecutions, with difficulties, for Christ's sake; for when I am weak, then I am strong". 2 Corinthians 12 9.
She took this surprisingly well, contenting herself with the bitter observation that if Jasper Johns had a fire, he could check into a five-star hotel and hire slaves to clean up the damage.
While the home gardener may well be content with a rough-and-ready appraisal of the wetness or dryness of the soil, horticulture is more exacting.
With confreres like Mark Watson and Alex Horne, and kindred spirits including Josie Long, they are spearheading a movement away from McIntyre-style standup, towards a new, more theatrical comedy, one which reinvents form as well as content with each new show.
He once remarked that a fugitive slave had to adopt various names to survive because "among honest men an honest man may well be content with one name … but toward fugitives, Americans are not honest".
"One thinks what a writer with a great eye for poetical effect like Mr Meredith would have made of such an idea; whereas Mr Wells is content with describing the cheap emotions of a few bank clerks and newspaper touts".
We have started the season well and are content with how it's gone so far.
