She, too, like Mr Whittlestaff, was always contented to pass unobserved.

This was a favourite expression of his; and he was always contented, whatever happened.

A hero is always contented with a venison pasty and a horn of sack.

To avoid these disadvantages, the people are always contented to delegate part of their power.

But when I'm with you, Aunt Ella, I'm always contented and feel perfectly at home.

Thou art always contented, O Brahmana, and dost not seem to regard anything in the world.

He was quite a philosopher in his way, always happy, always contented; nothing came amiss to him.

In Stineli's company he was always contented.

Men of wisdom, however, are always contented.

Those who are always contented and happy are a most gracious contribution from God to a discontented world.

I never saw the Ecitons injure the Hypoclineas themselves, they were always contented with despoiling them of their young.

And "contented cows." Cows are always contented.

And he's always contented now.

I have always contented myself with your being perfect, or, if your modesty demands a mitigated term, I will say, unexceptionable.

This fact is not contradicted by the undoubted fact that prostitutes are by no means always contented with the life they choose.

Give him his drawing-table, his plans, his models, the noise of machinery, the clatter of the foundry, and he is always contented.