Sentence examples for match the satisfaction from inspiring English sources

The Chelsea manager said that nothing could match the satisfaction he felt at winning trophies, and that he would "pay to win" – pay with his own money to experience that feeling of victory, were that possible.

Unlike hedonism, taking welfare to match the satisfaction of preference specifies how to find out what is good for a person rather than committing itself to any substantive view of a person's good.

"Nothing matches the satisfaction of creating your own business," Ms. Zagat said, "except creating your own child".

I've been writing for years and it's rarely matched the satisfaction I get from doing laundry.

ED COPPS: I think the thing that disappointed me about the state of the world that I interacted with, the state of engineering, as I grew older--first of all, I knew when I left Apollo, that there couldn't be probably in my lifetime--that nothing would match the sense of satisfaction that that program offered.

But a research career has provided a degree of fulfillment that his work in business couldn't match, "the enjoyment and satisfaction of always breaking new ground".

Tall and pretty, a chuckler with a sly wit, Ashton worries she's never quite matched the job satisfaction she got from that young gig on Desmond's, her favourite TV show at the time.

A recent survey, led by the University of Southern California, of predominantly urban people in China revealed "no evidence of a marked increase in life satisfaction" to match the fourfold rise in prosperity and consumption from 1990 to 2010.

But what they found was "no evidence of a marked increase in life satisfaction" to match the rise in prosperity during that period.The other study—"Myth of the Social Volcano: Perceptions of Inequality and Distributive Injustice in Contemporary China"—was prepared by Martin Whyte of Harvard University.

In fact, participants' satisfaction didn't match the "feedback" condition until after they were given 50% or more input.

Despite the small numbers in the POP and PON subgroups, in which the SPs' satisfaction did not match the observers' scoring of communication skills, the analysis of the SPs' reasons for their evaluation of the trainees' performance gave significant results.