Sentence examples for get more satisfaction from inspiring English sources

Dads who take leave also get more satisfaction from the time they spend with their children.

I would get more satisfaction out of cleaning the barn, or rereading Dickens, and have more to show for it.

"With such 'prestige' purchases, consumers feel that possessing the products reflect important aspects of themselves, and get more satisfaction from merely owning the product rather than spending time with it," says Mogilner.

Did he get more satisfaction out of a long winning margin or out of a hard-fought, narrow success such as those on Roberto (who won by a short head) and The Minstrel (a neck)?

ASHLEY WHILLANS: Yeah, and I mean people who feel uncertain about their financial future are more likely to value money and they get more satisfaction out of having that value and that makes a lot of sense.

And yet responders seem to reject offers out of sheer indignation at being made to accept such a small proportion of the whole sum, and they seem to get more satisfaction from taking revenge on the proposer than in maximising their own financial gain.

A third confess they got more satisfaction from cleaning than sex.

I got more satisfaction about recouping money I'd lost that I did my winning outright.

He said he got more satisfaction out of Rachel Alexandra's victory in the Preakness than Curlin's.

Donner got more satisfaction out of his one opportunity to direct a stage play, in 1974, with Kennedy's Children by Robert Patrick, at the King's Head pub theatre in Islington, north London.

Max gets more satisfaction from the cowed reactions of Sam, while Ian Lake's Joey, Max's thick-headed, would-be boxer son, seems oblivious to the fog of masculine rivalry in the room.