Sentence examples for probably satisfied from inspiring English sources

Crane's muse was a merchant seaman, frequently absent, which probably satisfied the poet's need for romantic yearning.

Although neither played his best game, both were probably satisfied with the result and the outcome of several challenges.

"The government's redrafting has probably satisfied the constitutional problems, but in my view it has now cast the net far too wide," Williams said.

While Miss De Koven must have been disappointed historically in the villa — French house agents' standard euphemism for three rooms without bath — the Bonapartian and Wagnerian talk probably satisfied.

Those same folks are probably satisfied with their new cams, but long for something a bit smaller that offers a lot of the same quality and features.

Those who were predisposed to like Braun and want to move beyond the PED issue were probably satisfied with his statement.

It would probably satisfy the United States as well.

This type of open layering would probably satisfy only the German immigrant (or casual pyromaniac) who still fixed candles onto the branches.

Although Dr. Meyer questioned whether such an approach would be feasible, it would probably satisfy Ms. Bah, whose son Omar, 3, had a lead level of 13.

It also appears on the Final Cut two-disc set, so if you're thinking of Christmas gifts, that would probably satisfy the common-or-garden fan.

He seems half-embarrassed by his project, which he says will "probably satisfy neither historians nor constitutional lawyers" but may "engage the lay readers and students for whom these annotations have really been prepared".