Sentence examples for derive satisfaction from it from inspiring English sources

Watch animal artists in action (UCL Grant Museum of Zoology/Rob Eagle) Whether drawing or painting serves any useful purpose at the zoo, it is at least clear that humans are not the only animals capable of creating works of art, nor are we the only ones who appear to derive satisfaction from it.

It's painful to watch, and that I derive satisfaction from, because it's as it should be.

Too often, instead of being able to take pride in what they do, and derive satisfaction from doing it well, workers have little to show for their efforts aside from their pay.

So, as pets are treated increasingly like children, it's not surprising that owners derive satisfaction from investing in the "cooking" of their food.

For example, some people derive satisfaction from owning and caring for a home, while others think of it as a burden.

The namesake author of the law, Representative Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts, even signed a special note to the regulator, saying "you should derive satisfaction from this," a nod to the derivatives industry that Mr. Gensler now watches over.

It is striking how much he seems to derive satisfaction from his own righteous indignation.

Adam can derive satisfaction from that.

Those who derive satisfaction from watching the overemployed actor Laurent Lucas get roughed up, however, are in luck.

They derive satisfaction from finding new truths, or doing things in a way that is more elegant.

Both she and Ms. Stahl, a correspondent on CBS's "60 Minutes," say they derive satisfaction from being entrepreneurs and working with other women.