Sentence examples for I've satisfied from inspiring English sources
"I keep thinking I've satisfied her, but she still has that itch.
I'll be heading to the Spoleto Festival U.S.A., in Charleston, on Friday for a brief trip, and will blog about some of its musical offerings once I've satisfied my craving for shrimp and grits.
"I've satisfied myself," said Senator Bennett, "that if we're able to prevent one accident, one injury, one death anywhere, whether it be in a town, county or the state, we should take that step".
In the years that I've lived here, I've satisfied yearnings for Mexican food by binging on Chicken mole when I return to California, eating in tiny Mexican diners daily and stocking up on spices and sauces at Mexican supermarkets that sell handmade tortillas and pastries.
After that, she does line editing for me, and once I've satisfied those edits, the manuscript gets passed on to a copy editor, who will send me additional fact-checking sorts of queries as well as grammar fixes.
So, while I've satisfied my friends and family with giving dating a fair shot, I still prefer the old-school method of connection where I'm just doing my thing and happen to meet someone special.
He continued: "That way I have satisfied my desire to destroy, to disobey, and to recreate a sensitive, living, free world".
But many illusions, like optical ones, do not necessarily involve false beliefs; if the spoon in a half-full glass of water "looks bent," it continues to appear that way even after I have satisfied myself that it is not.
(Atlantic, 2003) I used to harbor (please note the intentional dropping of the U in this word for I consider my Americanization, ditto the Z, to be all but complete now that I have satisfied the formalities of Homeland security) a desire to write just one definitive, annihilating anti-Christmas column.
So after I had satisfied, at least temporarily, my son's inquires, I decided to share these stories more widely, and to color the journey with some of the details and sophistication that are perhaps beyond a young boy's attention span.
But it was weird; I also felt that Flickr had satisfied that getting-to-know you satisfaction, so I didn't feel the urgency.
