Festooned with gold, silver and bronze, or simply displaying the satisfaction of having taken part, Team GB's Olympians and Paralympians waved at the admiring multitude – said to number around a quarter of a million – as the parade of a dozen floats made its way from the City of London to Trafalgar Square, where one of Britain's greatest winners looked down from his 151ft-high podium.
'While the government often displays a satisfaction with jobs half-done... in the economic field, at least, it has achieved a lot,' wrote commentator Yiannis Marinos, better known for his caustic criticism of the conservatives.
But they no longer feel that it is enough to leave a questionnaire in your guest room and hope for a response, not when TripAdvisor and other public rating sites display customer satisfaction — or dissatisfaction — for all to see.
Specifically, front-line employees with high PsyCap are more engaged with their work and more likely to display job satisfaction and affective organizational commitment.
SERD2 and SERD3 only display a satisfaction rate lower than 80%% when the scarce scenario was combined with a maximum of 3 neighbours, which limited the available options when forwarding query messages.
Waving to the crowd as she departed the track after her first run, in which she had chosen to slide second after Pikus-Pace, she wore an air of satisfaction at displaying the consistency that has marked out a World Cup-winning season.
In addition, the literature on CHWs demonstrates this type of professional to be the most vulnerable to burnout due to the propensity of becoming enmeshed with the suffering showed by service users [ 9, 19]; which may explains our results of CHWs displaying significantly low SW_ satisfaction with life.
Their faces do not display the juicy satisfaction of officials' wives collecting what they are owed.
In a new commercial, women in Times Square reluctantly agree to get on scales in public, then are pleasantly surprised when, instead of numbers, the scales display words including satisfaction, pizazz, confidence and moxie.
Her paper, Step Your Pussy Up: Nicki Minaj and the Signifyin(g) Tropes of Hardcore Female Rap, explains: "The female body is rarely a site of empowerment except when it is being objectified to define female strength through heterosexist sexiness, which, displayed for male satisfaction, creates little real power for women.
