In the vast second-floor room, you sensed a mood of quiet satisfaction, unlike the wariness that was perceptible at Sotheby's the day before.
Also contributing to the mood of pinch-me satisfaction is some notable recent film work, including a small but sharp supporting role in the well-reviewed Roman Polanski movie "The Ghost Writer," and of course the coming "Sex and the City" movie, unleashing television's most celebrated BFFs on the world in new Jimmy Choos, new romantic complications and new climes.
As the 19 subjects recruited for the current study dieted their way through four weeks of low-carb and low-fat regimens, Hall and his colleagues conducted brain scans and other tests to glean how diets with differing nutrient compositions affected their mood, motivation and sense of satisfaction.
Although the Germans had been eliminated by the Italians in a brutal semifinal, the city was in a mood of lighthearted self-satisfaction.
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Psychology and its social-science cousin, behavioral economics, seem to have a lock on "happiness studies," tackling vexing questions about our positive and negative moods and our feelings of satisfaction and well-being.
To evaluate the effectiveness of the COTP on patients' and caregivers' quality of life, mood and satisfaction with treatment and on caregivers' sense of competence and hours of care compared to those having a COTC.
"The mood of the country, the satisfaction with our candidates and the optimism about our party suggest that we can raise the money for 2008.
A mood of reverence and constant satisfaction permeates the entire town.
We also found that these effects lead to downstream improvements in organizational citizenship behavior and counterproductive work behaviors (indirect effects of treatment through the mediators of insomnia, mood, job satisfaction, and self-control).
