It would be much more satisfactory if one could say that what had so impressed had been the newly revealed dramatic impact of the work, that the producer's insight had shown it to be an opera about the subcutaneous disorders of a gain-motivated society.
For a start, the 5,000 or so American soldiers in the kingdom have come to look like a liability for both governments: a return to an American military presence "over the horizon" would probably be much more satisfactory for both.
In the Federation Council, the upper house of parliament, the situation was much more satisfactory from Yeltsin's point of view.
In a letter, he explained, "Quiet effort is much more satisfactory in every way than that which carries around a 'brass band' to accomplish its results".
Potter, for example, we learn, hoped to write "lots of letters" to Norman Warne's niece, Winifred Warne, whose dollhouse became the site of much mayhem in "The Tale of Two Bad Mice": "It is much more satisfactory to address a real live child; I often think that that was the secret of the success of Peter Rabbit, it was written to a child — not made to order".
But it is much more satisfactory to hold that what we are arguing over when we disagree over the expressive properties of a work of art is the same object.
If less rushed, the argument or discussion will be of much better quality, and the conclusion will be much more rational and satisfactory.
Although the upper extremity is not included in this paper, it should be mentioned that the results of transplantation in the arm and forearm are much more uniformly satisfactory than in the lower extremity.
The clinical results are much more consistent and subsequent aesthetic appearance far more satisfactory.
Even in Iraq, where conditions are much more favourable, sustained bombing has yet to produce an outcome satisfactory to the West.
