contented

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• There is no magical kid age at which we suddenly become perfectly calm and contented.

• Ads in the 1940s and 1950s insisted that “Beer Belongs” in American life and featured happy housewives delivering beer to contented husbands.

• If they get back in regular rotation rhythm with their veteran arms stretched out in warm weather, the Nats may look like contented contenders.

• I think, however, that it was more a case of knowing and understanding herself so well that she could be contented anywhere.

• In Rwanda, as we watched the young fathers hold their babies, we saw a contented look in their eyes.

• If Japanese whisky is like a symphony, then I am a contented listener.

• Its name roughly translates to “pig pear,” referencing the only animals contented to eat it.

• A new study shows them to be among the most contented in the Western world.

• Helen Armstead's trajectory, from passive victim to apology guru to contented observer, has little to do with a particular class.

• There was hardly to be found in all Southern Tennessee a more contented, shiftless, ill-bestead family than theirs.

• And the idea once fixed in his mind, he was not likely to rest contented with half the glory of his victory.