Two of today's tasks are rewriting the company autism policy and sending easy-to-read satisfaction questionnaires to the people we support.
He reads, with satisfaction, the obituary of a critic who had once called his work "superficially energetic but lacking in the true American fiber, the grit, the wrestle".
If text or numeric characters are hard to read, user satisfaction is negatively impacted and the risk of accident may increase due to both increased time of the eyes being directed away from the roadway and cognitive distraction.
I recall the satisfaction, reading her Paris "Letters", of catching the melody of an era that has faded yet is still discernible in the particular rhythm of Paris today.
Life satisfaction, reading and problem-solving skills, communication with parents and intentions to vote in national elections in later life are all lower among children from less affluent backgrounds," the thinktank said as it published its latest report into wellbeing.
The types of errors identified are shown in Table 2. Examples of errors caused by under-reading, satisfaction of search and an abnormality lying outside (or on the margin) of the area of interest are shown in Figs. 2, 3 and 4, respectively.
But if we read online, flirt online, shop online, surely we could take satisfaction in giving online?
Hemingway had the satisfaction of reading his obituary notices in the papers, and the Pope, after being gravely ill, had the satisfaction of watching an issue of Life perform a hasty flip-flop because of the return of his vital forces.
He derived satisfaction from reading annual reports, but took true delight reading the improving report cards of youngsters he'd sent to school on scholarships.
There is a certain satisfaction in reading about the unhappy marriages and not good enough parenting skills of bad Freudian fathers.
You may smile with satisfaction after reading this paragraph, with its unlikely simile that pleasingly gets at the knotty delights of Homeric Greek.
