Sentence examples similar to conveying satisfaction from inspiring English sources

The narratives conveyed satisfaction from a close, warm encounter with a clinician, but also deep frustration with the system.

They criticized the AI's simplicity and ability to quickly catch up to the player near the end of a race; they also noted the AI's "limited series of predetermined routes" and the possibility of a player learning where and when an AI falls over, "offering an opportunity to pass [the computer], but conveying little satisfaction with it".

But his tone conveyed more satisfaction than elation.

He is 98 and ailing, but his laugh conveyed real satisfaction.

On a more positive note, more than half of the residents (56.9%) conveyed their satisfaction with the level of support and cooperation with their peers (Table 2).

The technique is efficient; it is also expressive, conveying everything from satisfaction to concentrated hunger.

Words seem an ineffective medium through which to convey the complete satisfaction afforded by Thomas Quasthoff's song recital at Carnegie Hall on Saturday night.

When the go-ahead score was registered with 27 seconds remaining, Favre placed his hands on his head and smiled widely, a look that conveyed equal parts satisfaction and relief.

If he hadn't shown his vulnerable side, Mr. Cumming risked conveying a cat-that-ate-the-canary self-satisfaction.

PROMINENT, too, among the movie's many satisfactions is Ms. Kidman's facility for conveying Woolf's immense charm and her unsettled mind with equal perfection.

Third, such as shall be conveyed to it in satisfaction of debts previously contracted in the course of its dealings.