Sentence examples for derive much satisfaction from from inspiring English sources

Cue Quentin Letts: "It is hard to see who will derive much satisfaction from Edward Bond's unexpectedly boring play.

I no longer derive much satisfaction from living among the trendy hordes, and the area no longer qualifies for urban homesteading.

It takes a decent team these days to subdue Georgia's big pack and the Scots can derive much satisfaction from the defensive commitment that helped them over a tricky hurdle and maintained their 100% record in the tournament.

The work is exacting and time-consuming, but like many craftsmen, Mr. Hjorth, 54, seems to derive as much satisfaction from the process as he does from the end result.

I'd like to think I have been a mentor to a number of people in management over the years, and derive so much satisfaction from having done so.

On this special birthday, I hope Ms. Dunaway derives as much satisfaction from having done these six timeless films as we take pleasure in watching them.

We should not take much satisfaction from retribution.

Real gaming aficionados will derive much delight from it, though.

And we derive much from that reputation.

But I wonder how much satisfaction Mr. Bailey can derive from tweaking Princess Margaret's old frocks.

After all, how much satisfaction can be derived from hitting a sitting duck?