contentedly

All you do is to look at me contentedly and die.

A man should do a thing like this more often, he told himself contentedly.

"My life was hard enough in the past," he says contentedly.

Here, as he had been for much of the past week, Thomas was contentedly playing.

Women are much easier to deal with than men, he thought contentedly.

Imagine yourself a 13-year-old girl living contentedly with people you believe to be your parents.

A moment later she began to make water and sighed contentedly.

Then she smiled contentedly to herself out of a knowledge beyond her years and experience.

But what does that matter, he thought contentedly, now over his anxiety.

The weeks slipped contentedly past, and spring turned into summer.

If no one came along to give instructions, they would wait contentedly for a million years.

"No place to put it if I did," she said contentedly.

Many people in the audience sitting near me nodded off contentedly.

Her eyes became very bright, and she laughed contentedly to herself.

She nestled contentedly against him, and they stood together for a while.

That girl had certainly lived up to her side of the bargain, he thought contentedly.

Now 79, he has been living in retirement, by all accounts contentedly.

He smiled at the thought, and fell contentedly into a deep sleep.

She had three cups of tea, and then sat back contentedly.

Barbara was still in the water, floating contentedly on her back.

I could get used to this very quickly," she said contentedly.

At the moment she was moving easily, head down, ears up, contentedly following his lead.

Only this time, he was alive and grinning contentedly at them.

He curled into a ball and went contentedly to sleep.

He seemed to be floating quite contentedly and smiling to himself.