Sentence examples for private satisfying from inspiring English sources

King James I warned his son never to eat alone, lest people think it was for the "private satisfying of your gluttonie, which ye would be ashamed should be publicklie seene".

Before the sun sets, during "that brief time between day and night when great plans are hatched and all things seem possible," they've come up with it: a "full-service spa" for black women, offering -- in addition to the usual Tae-Bo and seaweed wraps -- "private, satisfying, safe sex at an affordable price, thoughtfully delivered".

In the process collaboration across organizational boundaries, organizations still stay autonomic, which means each organization can freely modify its internal operations to meet its private goals while satisfying the mutual objectives with its partners.

However, I've been a part of building both museums and private collections, that's enormously satisfying.

Already, private initiatives have begun signaling that parts of the private sector recognize the importance of satisfying the public demand for justice.

Even after tapping all the sources of private charity in the United States, we may well fall short of satisfying the basic needs of our poor.

In contrast, Emilia-Romagna is characterised by an emphasis on considering public actors to be responsible for planning and satisfying citizens' needs, with an ancillary role played by private actors.

The custom embroidery business is based on satisfying what seems to be a primal American urge to turn private moments into public messages.

The department develops systems and applications for satisfying the banking, investment, loan and insurance service needs of the enterprise's different private and corporate customers.

In recent years, the new private hospitals in Tehran have invested more in physical and environmental besides the medical aspects, considerably satisfying the patients' expectations.

The voluntary role of private creditors was a victory for the ECB, while the mention of a "substantial reduction" was aimed at satisfying Germany.