Scientists gain satisfaction from discovering new knowledge, not from persuading others to accept knowledge already discovered.
Religionists gain satisfaction from getting others to conform to their worldview.
It turns out, I didn't need all of them to gain satisfaction from the ending.
Mentors, in turn, gain satisfaction and knowledge from guiding fellow students while fostering a sense of community.
Although published extensively in Life, Paris Match, the Saturday Evening Post and Vogue, she gained satisfaction mainly from producing travel books, nearly always backed by touring exhibitions.
Giving free rein to his instincts with 'Do You Come Here Often?', he gained satisfaction from exposing a reality long suppressed.
An alternative theory holds that some rich people gain satisfaction directly from the ownership of wealth, not merely from the happy contemplation of that wealth being spent by children, grandchildren, and so on.
To gain satisfaction of both the proton conductivity and mechanical strength in composite membranes, the optimal content of sSEBS was determined to be 30 wt%, which resulted in high proton conductivities of approximately 0.01 S cm−1 between 50 and 150 °C even under an unhumidified condition, a tensile strength of 4.1 MPa, and an elongation at break of 613%.
As Alexandra Lahav, a professor at the University of Connecticut Law School, writes in her forthcoming book "In Praise of Litigation," litigation has played a central role in stopping government from mistreating citizens, allowing consumers to gain satisfaction from companies whose products have harmed them, and accomplishing many other worthy ends.
