Sentence examples for forms of satisfaction from inspiring English sources

And what Yglesias calls nuttiness still looks like moral common sense to me — a view of intergenerational obligation that human flourishing depends on, and whose disappearance threatens to sacrifice essential goods and relationships on the altar of more transient forms of satisfaction.

Although the relationship between work-family conflict and different forms of satisfaction was addressed by numerous studies, the correlational nature of this data does not allow for causal conclusions.

This suggests that considerations of other forms of satisfaction (behavioural economics theory) can possibly trump that of maximising income (neoclassical economics theory).

How we turn this melancholic experience of loss into a form of satisfaction is the subject of Tate Britain's exhibition Ruin Lust, curated by Brian Dillon (editor of Ruins, a 2011 collaboration with the Whitechapel Gallery).

(Part of golf's addictiveness, for those who are hooked, arises from the thrill of effecting action at a distance — a form of satisfaction also known to anti-aircraft gunners).

Instead she sits alone in a room with a hole in the wall and provides a form of satisfaction suggested by her professional pseudonym, which is also the movie's title.

The offensive use of force, by contrast, aims at obtaining some form of satisfaction for wrongful harms that have been already perpetrated (DDB 1.6).

The former method requires extremely fine mesh designs while the latter requires very high degrees of polynomial functions to achieve some form of satisfaction of the natural boundary conditions.

In this way, the victim has a greater chance of receiving a form of satisfaction that he will value more (e.g., restitution payments rather than the imprisonment of the offender).

In the Mohists' defense, one might argue that all goods at least produce some general feeling of satisfaction, if not delight, and that things that do not genuinely benefit us produce at best only a transient, unstable, or otherwise deficient form of satisfaction or delight.

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