Sentence examples for certain sense of satisfaction from inspiring English sources
Senator John McCain noted with a certain sense of satisfaction at an Atlantic magazine forum last week that "fewer and fewer people are signing this, quote, pledge".
Deeply rewarding when that person appreciates your interest, is friendly and fully engaged, and is perhaps at a moment in life, like you, when he is looking back over the decades with a certain sense of satisfaction, and looking forward wondering — o.k., I've got a bunch of things I still need to do: What's next, and how are the lads?
I do have a certain sense of satisfaction from this, but I'll tell you a secret.
"You get physically involved with your work, and there's a certain sense of satisfaction to be totally worn out by the end of the day". The exhaustion was taking its toll until Brooks came on board part time six years ago.
So the authors of these often memorable but neglected missives -- while they (their authors) are doubtless concerned about their work being revealed to America's mortal enemies and potentially offended friends -- must have a certain sense of (well-hidden?) satisfaction that their carefully written communications have at last found an audience.
In the process of comparison, the groups may form a certain sense of relative deprivation or relative satisfaction.
