Most seemed like satisfied regulars.
And yet, really, how many commenters seem like satisfied and mellow people?
And when Miranda isn't using his protean brain like the hammer of the gods, forging rhyme schemes that cut like folded steel on tracks like "My Shot," "Guns and Ships" and the "Cabinet Battle" songs, he's wielding that hammer like a glassblower, tapping out intricate, crystalline gems of songs like "Satisfied," "Wait for It" and "Burn".
So then they say eat that nicotine gum so then they'll be like satisfied.
The scale contained 11 items (happy/gloomy, well/sick, cheerful/not cheerful, good/bad, liked/not liked, satisfied/not satisfied, worried/not worried, embarrassed/not embarrassed, ashamed/not ashamed, afraid/not afraid, and angry/not angry), which participants rated using 9-point ordinal scales.
In the past decade, several studies have suggested that workers in an "enriched" office — one decorated with posters, prints, office plants, and the like — are more satisfied and productive than those who work in stripped-down, "lean" offices that are designed to minimize disruptions and expense.
The man in the baseball cap gave me a firm nod, like a satisfied coach.
Of Michael Heseltine, opening the first of London docklands' new housing schemes: "He strode among the little houses … taller than the trailing crowd … his famous prow of hair swept back, his smile controlled but constant, like a satisfied admiral inspecting a line of frigates".
"Like a satisfied tourist whose fond memories of a recent package tour to Rome now cause him to stop and read all the newspaper stories with Italian datelines he once ignored," he writes, "my antennae have become tuned to any vibrations emanating from that well-fertilized patch of Bronx earth".
It merely expresses a positive attitude of a particular viewer; it is an expression of pleasure, like a satisfied sigh.
In the present study, we proposed a novel technique for fabricating an engineered vascular-like network that satisfied these two requirements.
