Sentence examples for were quite content from inspiring English sources
My guess is that most people in this audience were quite content with the chance to hear the world's most famous tenor in an easy-to-take setting.
Most green-clad Mexican fans were quite content with hooting during the American anthem and vilifying the American players, normal soccer antics from a nation that still remembers Gen. Winfield Scott's incursions during the 1840's.
The general impression is that many American Catholics were quite content to have a pope widely viewed as a peacemaker -- even as they were equally content to disagree with him.
They were well organised and morally agile (innumerable protesters were quite content to denounce Starbucks, the coffee shop chain, and other shops for abusing third-world workers, yet grab a latte from an entrepreneurial street-side stall).
"I met a young woman, she was kidnapped in the streets of London at 18 and spent five years in Irish brothels, used by too many men to count; men who were quite content to look the other way and pretend not to see her obvious misery".
If Edward was kept in the dark, it may be that darkness was what he deserved, and that more temperate souls in the government or the Royal household, not wishing him to stay and reign, were quite content for him to love and leave.
Jane Sibbett Carol Willickk): I'm quite content.
I'm quite content that we're well ahead.
I'm quite content now with the way it is".
If I was depressed, I was quite content about it".
