Sentence examples for anything satisfying from inspiring English sources

But when asked if he found anything satisfying about getting older, he was unmistakably straightforward.

Direct realists thus deny that there is anything satisfying both conditions (i) and (ii) above, and therefore deny that there are sense data.

Thus, adverbialists deny that there is anything satisfying all of conditions (i), (ii), and (iii), and therefore deny that there are sense data.

Gazump is a glorious, full-bodied word, with a lusty feel in the mouth; the behavior it outlines, however, is anything but satisfying.

His conscientiousness pays off in the accumulation of a mass of detail, which to anyone who has ever built anything intricate is satisfying to the point of sensuousness.

This review of a half-full show in Newcastle was par for the course: "Spineless, emotionless sound with no variety, less taste... [and] damn little attempt to pull off anything experimental, artistically satisfying or new," wrote Keith Ging in the Melody Maker.

Is there anything more satisfying than complaining about the commercialization of Christmas?

And is there anything more satisfying, after a day of cool disinterest, than a cat's appreciation and approval?

"I grew up here, so I can't really see myself doing anything as satisfying as this," Mr. Gerson said.

But he knows it will be a while before he achieves anything as satisfying as his victory Wednesday in the National Geographic Bee, which came after a close call last year and a lifelong interest in nations, cities, cultures and history.

This occasional alter ego has yet to develop into anything as satisfying as a character; he's just a lower-energy, low-commitment version of Jones, with a few gags about the second world war thrown in.